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COLTON'S 

TRAVELER AND TOURIST'S 

Houtc-Book 



THROUGH THE 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 

AND 

THE CANADAS: 

CONTAIM.N-a 

THE ROUTES AND DISTANCES ON 

THE GREAT LINES OF TRAVEL, 

BY RAILROADi=!, STAGE-ROADS, CANALS, 
LAKES AND RIVERS, 



ACCOMPANIED WITH 

A LARGE AND ACCURATE MAP. 



19613 



NEW YORK: 
PUBLISHED BY J. H.^COLTON & CO., 

No. 1:2 WII,LIAM STRKET. 
1854. 






Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1850, 

By J. H. COLTON, 

In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the 

Southern District of New York. 



INDEX TO THE ROUTES 



NEW ENGLAND, THE MIDDLE STATES, 
AND THE CANADAS. 



No. of 

Route. 

Albany, N. Y., to Bennington, Vt 167 

to Bision.Mass 16C 

to Buffalo, N. Y 179 

to Cooperstown 169 

to Luke Georje 17-1 

to Montreal, C. E 176 

to MciitrKal, C. E 177 

to PittsfielU.Mass 165 

to Rutland, Vt 168 

to Saratog-a Spring's 173 

to Sara;og-u Spring-s 174 

to Unadiila 170 

to Whitphall 173 

Allyn's Point, Ct., to Worcester 140 

Amsterdam, N. Y., to Sageville 184 

Auburn, N. Y., to Cortland 212 

to 0-wego 213 

Aug'usia, Me., to Anson 16 

toBan>ror 20 

to Belfast 18 

toBetliel 14 

to Fryeliurg 13 

to Phillips 15 

to Quebec 17 

toSuuih Pans 12 

to Tliornanon 19 

Baltimore, Md., to Annapolis 300 

to Carlisle 305 

to Lancaster 306 

to Norfolk 307 

to Philadelphia 297 

to Pliiladelphia 298 

to Puishur? 302 

to Piilsbury 303 

to Waslungion 299 

to Wheeliii? 301 

to While Sulphur Spa 304 

to Winchester 301 

Banofor, Me., lo Brownsville 24 

■ to Castine 26 

— — to East Machias 28 

to Ellsworth 27 

— to Greenville 23 



No. ot 

Route. 

Bang'or, Mc, to Houlton 25 

lo Norridg-ewock.. 93 

Batavia, N. Y., to Lockport 207 

Bath, Me., to Baiiofor 21 

Bath, N. Y., to Geneva 194 

to Rochester 195 

Bellows Falls, Vc, to Arling-ton 72 

Bennington, Vt., to Charlestown 71 

Bethel, Vt., to Charlestown 69 

Binshamlon, N. Y., to Ulica 188 

Boston, Mass., to Albany 83 

to Blackstone 88 

to Cohassel 92 

to Concord 78 

to Concord 79 

to Fitchburg- 82 

to Gloncosler 93 

to Lawrence 76 

to Lowell 77 

to New Bedford 89 

to New York 84 

to Nev/ York 85 

to New York 86 

U, New York 87 

to Plymouth 91 

Lv, Portland , 74 

to Portland 75 

to Sandwich 90 

to Wluteiiounlains SO 

tn Wliiie Mountains 51 

Bratileboro', Vi., to Albany 73 

to Derby Line 70 

Bridgeport, Ct., to Albany 144 

to Winsted 145 

Buffalo, N. Y., to Albany 208 

to Batavia '. 200 

to Chicago 201 

to Erie 201 

to Niagara Falls 202 

to Ogdensburg 205 

to Queenston, C. W 803 

toYoun^siown 202 

Burlington, Vt., to Boston £3 

to Boston SI 



Tl 



INDEX TO TDE ROUTES. 



No. of 
Route. 

Bur'ring'ton, Vt., to BoBton 54 

■■ to Derby Line 56 

to Phillipsburg 55 

Canandaisrua, N. Y., to BataTJa 21 1 

Catskill, N. Y., to Canajoharie 171 

to Uiiaililla 172 

Chambershurg-, Pa., to Wlieeling 287 

Cherry Valley, N. Y.,to Syracuie 185 

Concord, N. H., to Boston 32 

to Boston 33 

to CharleilowD 41 

10 ClaremoDt 40 

to Dover 36 

to Haverhill 38 

to Keene 42 

to Monipelier 39 

to Portsmouth 34 

to Portsmouth 35 

to Stewartstown 43 

to Wolfboro' 37 

Conway, N. H., to Littleton 45 

Cooperstown, N. Y., to Ithaca 185 

to Ithaca 187 

to UnaUiUa 187 

East Haddnm, Ct., to Norwich 142 

East Machias, Me., to Lubec 29 

to Calais 30 

Easton, Pa., to Bingbamton 271 

to Harrisburg 274 

to Port Jervis 270 

to PottsviUe 272 

to Trenton 273 

Elkton, Md.. to Snow Hill 308 

Ellicottsville.N. Y., to Rochester 196 

Fall River, R. I., to Newport 127 

Fiichburg, Mass., to Bellows Falls 102 

to Brattleboro' 100 

to Greenfield 101 

Genesee, N. Y., to Buffalo 199 

to Canandaigua 198 

Georgetown, Del., to Cape Charles. ..295 

to Princess Anne 296 

Great Falls, N. H., to Conway 46 

Greenfield, Mass., to North Adams.. .108 

Harrisburg, Pa., to Baltimore 275 

^^ to Hagerstown 276 

- to Northumberland 277 

Uarirnrd, Ct., to Boston 130 

to Canaan 136 

- to New Haven 131 

to New Haven 129 

to New London 132 

10 New London 133 

to New York 129 

to Norwich 134 

to Wesifield 138 

Haverhill, Mass., to Newburyporl. . ..1 1 1 
Hudson, N. Y., to Great Barrington. . 162 

to New Lebanon Spa 164 

to WesiStockbridge 163 



Ithaca, N. Y., to Auburn. 
-— to Ujruellsrille 



No. of 

Route. 
...190 



Ithaca, N. Y., to Syracuse 

to Uiica l»» 

to Waterloo 192 

Lancaster, P«., to Reading 878 

Lowell, Mass., to Lawrence 9S 

Middlebury, Vt., to Trov 64 

Middletown, Ct., to Saybrook 139 

Montpelier, Vt., to Derby 59 

to Haverhill 58 

to Middlebury 61 

to Norwich 57 

to St. Alban's 60 

Montreal, C. E., to Augusta. 234 

to Boston 233 

to New York 232 

to Quebec 230 

to Quebec 831 

Nashua, N. H., to Brattleboro' 43 

to Charlestown 47 

Newark, N. J., to Dover 240 

New Bedford, Mass., to Edgartown. ..114 

to Nantucket 115 

to Providence 116 

New Brunswick, N. J., to Lambert- 

Tille 249 

to Long Branch 243 

Newburg, N. Y., to Chester 183 

New Haven, Ct., to Farmington 137 

to New London 138 

to New York 128 

New London, Ct., to Palmer 141 

Newton, N. J., to Easion 241 

New York to Albany 157 

to Albany 156 

to Albany 158 

to Albany 159 



to J 



to Boston 147 

to Boston 148 

to Boston 149 

to Boston 150 

toBullalo 181 

to Burtalo 182 

to Dunkirk 180 

to Easton '....836 

to Easton 237 

to Greenport ISl 

toMiUord 238 

to Paierson 235 

to Philadelphia 158 

to Pliiladelphia 153 

to Pliiladelphia 154 

to Somerville 237 

to Suffern's 235 

toTioy 156 

to Washington 155 

Northampton, Mass., to Pillcfield. . ..109 
North Aiuiover, Mass., to Newbury- 
porl 110 

Northumberland, Pa., to Honesdale.. .882 

Ogdensburg, N. Y., n Plattsburg 223 

to Rouse's Point 824 

Olean, N. Y., to Genesee 197 

Oswego, N. Y., to Rochester 8U 



INDEX TO THE RO.UTES. 



Vll 



No. of 
Rome. 
.... 215 



CHwe^o, N. Y., to Rome. . 

Patprson. N. J., to Milford 239 

riiiladelpliia. Pa., lo Absecum 250 

to Baliimore 257 

. — to Bakiiiiore 258 

to Berwick 280 

to Bn.Ijreioii 253 

to Cape May 251 

to Kastoii 265 

to Ene 286 

to Harrisburg- 2t)U 

10 Ml. Holley 248 

to Nazareth 264 

to New York 254 

to New York 2.S5 

to New York 256 

to Pittsburg 261 

toPutsburg- 262 

to Pittsburg' 203 

to Port Deposit 281 

10 Potisville 206 

to Srtlem 262 

to Tiickenoii 249 

to VVashiiisioii 259 

Pituburir, Pa., to Baltimore Sy.'i 

— to Cleveland 290 

— 10 Kne 2y2 

to Merr.er 291 

— to Sieubeuville 289 

to VVIieeling- 2^i8 

Pilisfield, Mass., lo New York 106 

lo Nuilh Adams 105 

Port Jervis, N. Y., to Owego 284 

Portland, Me., to Augusta 9 

to Augusta 10 

to Bath H 

to Boston 1 

to Boston 2 

to Conway 3 

to Eastport 31 

to Montreal 7 

to Pans 5 

10 South Paris 6 

to Waierlord 4 

to WaterviUe 8 

to While Mountains 49 

PoUbvilie, Pa., 10 Connn-r 267 

Poughkeep-'ie, N. Y., lo New Millord.lOO 

-"to Wesi Cornwall 161 

Providence, K. 1., lo Boston 117 

lo Fail River 123 

10 Hartlord 120 

loKiM-sion 124 

to New London 125 

to Newport 122 

loS(oniu-ion 121 

to Thompson 126 

lo Willinianlic 119 

to Worcester US 



Rochester, N. Y., to Iflckport. , 

to Lockport 

to Niagara Falls 

to Weedsport 

Rome, N. Y., to Cape Vincent. 

to Oo^densburff 

to Sackeit's Harbor 

Rutland, Vi., to Albany 

lo Bethel 

to North Adams 



67 



Salem, Mass., to Lawrence 94 

Sandwich, Mass., to Provincetown.. .112 

to Wood's Hole 113 

South Deerfield, Mass., to Adams 107 

Snringfield, Mass., to Braltleboro' 103 

-i- to New Haven 104 

to New York 104 

Syracuse, N. Y'., to Auburn 217 

to Oswego 216 

to Waiertown 218 

Toronto, 0. W. , to Amherslburg 227 

to Buffalo 225 

to Montreal 228 

to Montreal 229 

to Niagara Falls 225 

to Niagara Falls 225 

Towando, Pa., to Erie 285 

Trenton, N. J., to Belvidere 244 

to New York 245 

to Philadelphia 216 

to Philadelphia 247 

Troy, N. Y., to Whitehall 175 

Utica, N. Y., to Sackett's Harbor. . ..219 



Vergennes, Vt., to Whitehall 65 

Washington, D. C, to Annapolis 310 

to Gettysburg 303 

to Hancock 311 

to Ridge 312 

Wells' River, Vt., to Danville 63 

to Derby Line 62 

West Lebanon, N. H., to Lancaster. . 44 
Whitehall, N. Y., to Rouse's Point. . .178 

Wilkesbarre, Pa., to Elinira 2b3 

Wiliiamsport, Pa., to Elmira 268 

to Hollidaysburg 269 

Willimantic, Cl., to Plymouth 143 

Wilmington, Del., to Georgetown 294 

Worcester, Mass., to Filchburg 99 

to Lowell 97 

to Nashua 36 

to Providence S8 

York, Pa., to York Sulphur Spa 279 



INDKX TO THE ROUTES. 



SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES. 



No. of 
Rome. 

Alextndrio, Va., to Winchester 320 

Apulachicoia, Fa., to Coliimbua 423 

Athens, Ga., to Clayton 412 

to Dahloiie^a.". 413 

All.-xtila, Ga., to Chattanooga 390 

to Montg'omerv 410 

Aii'usta, G«.,to Allieni 3»8 

to Ailania 396 

10 Charleston 397 

lo ClarkfviUe 399 

Au^r'Jsu, S. C, to Gillisoiiville 373 

10 Grrenville 380 

Aiijfu»ia, Ga., to Miiled^eville 41,'0 

Charleston, S. C.,to Augusta 369 

to Cannilen 373 

to Columbia 373 

to Uarliii^ion 3!SI 

10 Georgetown 3,-<2 

10 Savannah 370 

to Savannah 371 

Co.umbi.i, S. C, to Aug'usia 374 

:o Fayetieville 375 

10 Ruihen'ordion 377 

to Salisbury 376 

10 Warm Springs 378 

Columbus, Ga., lo Atlanta 407 

loUntfin -106 

to RossviUe 4't8 

CoviMjfion, Ga., lo Newna 411 

Dal.lonega, Ga.. to Dalton 414 

Darien, Ga., to Baitibrid^e 395 

Edeiiton, N. C, lo Norfolk 357 

Farmville, Va., to Greensboro' 333 

Fayettenlle. N. C, to Charlotte 349 

to Cheraw 34« 

to Marion 347 

to Raleigh 352 

lo Salisbury 350 

to Warsaw'. 351 

Fmcastle, Va., to Cumberland Gap. . .341 

Georgetown, S. C, to Cheraw 3«I4 

10 Suinterville 3-5 

lo Wilmington 383 

Greensboro', Ga., to Aoheville 415 

Greensboi o', N. C, to Halifax 3G5 

lo Wyiheville 366 

GntCii, Ga., 10 Montgomery 409 

Halifax, N. C, to Plymouth 358 

Kanawha, Va., to Point Pleasant 340 

Lewisbnr?, Va., to Guyandotte 337 

to Newbern 338 

Lviictibnr?, Va., to Greensboro' .335 

- to Kn.xville 331 

- • 10 Lewi»bur«r 330 

Mucou, Ga., to Athenii 404 



No. of 

Route. 

Macon, Ga., to Atlanta 389 

to Chaltanoog'a 40J 

to Columbus 405 

to Darien 402 

Milled^eville, Ga., to Macon 401 

Newbern, N. C, to Norfolk 356 

Norfolk, Va., to Weldon 332 

Petersburg, Va., toCiiy Point 331 

to Lynchburjf 329 

loSi.flblk 330 

Raleigh, N. C, lo Beaufort 355 

to Salisbury 359 

to Salisbury 360 

10 Wdshington 353 

to Washiiigion 354 

Richmond, Va., to Gurdoiisville 324 

10 Hampton 327 

lo Lyncliburg 32S 

10 Norfolk 328 

to Tappabannock 336 

St. Augustine, Fa., to Darien 416 

lo Tallahassee 418 

to Tampa B.i/ 417 

Salem, N. C, to Kiioxville 367 

loRaleig-h .368 

Salisbury, N. C, lo Ashviile 361 

lo Cheraw 364 

to Warm Springs 3rt2 

to YoikviUe 363 

Savannah, Ga., to Augusta 3al 

lo Columbus 393 

10 Macon .',88 

to Milledgeville 392 

to St. Augustine 394 

Slaunioii, Va., to Knoxvilie 339 

Tallahassee, Fa., to Alligator 419 

to Baiiiliriiige 421 

to Mobile 422 

10 Si. Mark's 420 

Washington, D. C, to Lynchburg 319 

to Norfolk 318 

to Parker.burg 911! 

to Staunton 314 

to Virginia Springs 31$ 

lo Wheeling 116 

to Wilmington 317 

Wilmington, N. C.,to Chai lesion >4i 

lo Fayettevilie 345 

lo Newbern 344 

to Norfolk 343 

to Washington 342 

Winchester, Va., lo Hancock 321 

10 Harper's Ferry 323 

lo Siaunlon 321 

Yorkville, S. C, to Abbeville 386 

to Caradeu W 



INDEX TO THE ROUTES. 



SOUTH- WESTERN STATES. 



No. of 

Route. 

Arltadelphia, Ark., to New Orleans.. .488 

Austin, Tex., to Corpus Christi 508 

to Maiagforda 505 

to Matamoras 506 

to Natchitoches 504 

toPres. del Rio Grande 507 

Batesville, Arlc., to Memphis 486 

to Memphis 487 

Boston, Tex., to Austin 512 

Columbus, Miss., to Memphis... 475 

Florence, Ala.j to Rome. .;.« 454 

Galveston, Tex., to Austin 503 

to Huntsville 498 

to Matag'orda 500 

to Matao-orda 501 

to New Orleans 497 

- to Port Liavacca 502 

to Wasliiii^ton 499 

Gunter's Landing, Ala., to Jasper 465 

Houston, Tex., to Goliad 509 

Jackson, Miss., to Columbus 472 

toDe Kalb 471 

to Grand Gulf 469 

• — to Natchez ^70 

tc. Vicksburg- 4n8 

to Yazoo City 473 

KnoxTille, Tenn., to Ashville 4^2 

— to Blountsville 437 

to Cumberland Gap 440 

to Raleigh 411 

lo Savannah 443 

to .Sulphur Spa 436 

to Warm Spring's 442 

Little Rock, Ark., to Boston 480 

to Fort Gibson 478 

10 Fort Gibson 479 

to Fort Towson 481 

to Hot Sprmgs 483 

to Memphis 484 

to Moniu-omery's Point 477 

to New Orleans 476 

loSt. Louis 485 



No. of 

Route. 

Little Rock, Ark., to Shrcreport 482 

Matafforda, Tex., to Washington 510 

Mobile, Ala., to Columbus 450 

to Montgomery 446 

to Moiiti-omery 447 

to New Orleans 451 

to Selma 449 

— — to Tuscaloosa 448 

Montgomery, Ala., to Atlanta 452 

to Atlanta 453 

to Columbus, Ga 458 

to Columbus, Miss 454 

to Rome 457 

to Tuscaloosa 455 

to Tuscaloosa 456 

Nacogdoches, Tex., to Boston 511 

Nashville, Tenn., to Charleston 439 

to Columbus 429 

to Hickman 423 

to Hiilly Springs 426 

to Huntsville 431 

to Huntsville 432 

to Jackson 427 

to Knoxville 435 

10 McMinnsville 433 

to Memphis 424 

to Memphis 425 

to Savannah 4.38 

to Sparta 434 

to Tuscumbia 430 

New Orleans, La., to Cincinnati 492 

to Fort Gibson 495 

t* Galveston 490 

fo Pittsburg 493 

to St. Louis 491 

to Slireveport 494 

St. Francisville, La., to Natchez 496 

Selma, Ala., to Huntsville 459 

Sparta, Tenn., lo HuiitiviUe 444 

to Monticello 445 

Tuscaloosa, Ala., to Columbns 460 

to Courtland 462 

to Florence 463 

to Huntsville 461 

Tuscumbia, Ala., to Columbus 467 

to Huntsville 466 

Vicksburg, Miss., to Memphis 474 



NORTH- WESTERN STATES. 



No. of 
Route. 

Adrian, Mich., to Toledo 571 

to Ypsilanti 572 

Ashtabula, Ohio, to Wellsville 543 

Battlecrcek, Mich., to Grand Rapids..58l 
Blooroiugton, la., to La Fayette 616 



No. of 
Route. 

Bowlin? Green, Ky., to Columbus 681 

to'Glasgow 680 

Brookville, la., to Cambridge 608 

Bucvrus, O., to Mansfield 552 

Buffalo, N. Y., to New York 557 

Burlington, Iowa, to Fort dcsMoines.. 708 



INDEX TO THE ROUTES. 



Burlitig-ton, Towa, to Muscatine. 



No. of 
Jloute. 



.645 



Cairo, III., to St. Louit 

Chiea«ro, 111., to Buffalo 660 

Ill Of troll 659 

to Dixon 664 

to Galena 661 

to Milwaukee 662 

10 Oiiawa 6o3 

Chilicoilip, O , to Marietta 541 

to May»ville 542 

to Poiiu I'leasai.l 540 

Ciiiciniidii, O., to Cliilicothe 523 

10 Columbue 527 

to Dayton 521 

to Dayioii 522 

to Ettiun £25 

to liiiliaiKipolii , 516 

to New Orleans 515 

to Piiisburj 513 I 

to Piiisbuff 518 

to Si. LouiB 514 

to St. Louis 617 ! 

to Samliikky City 520 I 

to Sidney 526 

to Wlieeling: 511» 

to Zaiie»ville 524 

Cleveland, O., to Buflalo 54S 

to Biillalo £4y 

to Piitsbufff 547 

to Toledo .550 

to W;,rrei. 551 

to Wheeling ..S46 

Columbus, O., to Cleveland 5S3 I 

to Indianapolis 529 j 

to Lancaster .^34 I 

to Lower Sandusky 5.t0 , 

lo Poruuiijtitli 532 i 

• ioS.,iidu»ky Ciiy 531 

10 Wheeling 528 ; 

Council Bludii to Great Sail Lake City. 733 j 

Davenport, Iowa, to Du Buque 711 j 

to Du Buque 712 j 

Delroii, Micli., to Buffalo iho 

lo Ciiica^o 587 

to Fort W.lknis - .^88 ' 

to Liwisiiiu' 563 

lo Laii. iiio- 564 

to New Buffalo .....661 

to Poiitiac 56fi 

to Port Huron 565 

to S.iginaw 567 

to Toledo 562 

Dixon, 111., to Beluii 665 

Dunkirk, N. y., to New York 558 

Edinbur?, la., to Rushville 613 

bvuiisviUe, la., to Terre Haute 618 

Fort Leavenworth to San Die?o 730 

Kort Madl^on, Iowa, to Farininglon...707 

Port Wayne, la., to Cincinnati 622 

Franklori, Ky., to Ciucilmau 677 

to Madison 678 

Glasgow, Mo., lo Fort Leavenworth.. 701 

to llauuibal 7U2 



No. of 

Route. 

Grand Haven, Mich., to Milwai.kse.. .589 

Hopkinsville. Ky., to Nasliville 681 

to Paducab 68$ 

Independence, Mo., to Oregon City.. 739 

Ill Sacramenlo Ciiy 731 

Iiidianano'is, la., to Ciuciuiia'.L 591 

to Cincinnati 593 

to Columbus 607 

to Covingion 60J 

to Vredonia 596 

to Greenville 606 

loLa Kayelte 60J 

to La Fayelie W4 

to Louisville 594. 

to Madison 59J > 

to Montezuma 600 

to Nilei. 606 

to St. Louis 598 



to Terre Haute 597 

to Wasliiii^ton 596 

to Wil)iam»port 601 

Iowa Citv, Iowa, to Keokuck 704 

to Muscatine 706 

Jackson, Mich., to Jonesville 578 

to Toledo 577 

JanexviUe, Wis., to Fond du Lac 725 

Jaiiesville, Wis., to Galena 726 

Jeticrson Cilv, Mo., to Cape Girardeau 700 

to Fori'Lea/enworth 6i*8 

; to Fort Siniih 699 

10 Independence 697 

Ka!atiia7.oo, Mich., to Mottville 583 

to Si. Jo.eph 584 

to Saugaiuck 683 

Keokuck, Iowa, to Burlington 706 

Lancaster, O., to Mount Vernon 539 

Lansing-, Mich., to Dexter 574 

to Grand Haven 573 

lo Juckson 576 

to Ponliac ' 575 

La Pone, la., to Juliet 633 

Lawieiiceburg, Ja., to Madison 609 

Lexiii^ioii, Ky., to Cincinnati 679 

to Kjioxville C7S 

to Maysville ti73 

lo Nashville 676 

to Owiii'fsville 674 

LogHiisport, la., to Toledo 621 

Louisville, Ky., loCaiio 667 

lo Cincinnaii 666 

to Harrodsburg 6C9 

— r- to Lexington 671 

to Nashville 668 

lo Orleans 613 

toShawiieeiown 670 

to Viiicennei 611 

Madison, Wis., to Galena 71J 

to Green Bay 716 

Madison, la., to Indianapolis 614 

to Loiiisviae 610 

Madison, Wis., to Milwaukee 71S 



INDEX TO THE ROUTES. 



XI 



No. of 
Rome. 

Madison, Wis., to Rockford ?14 

Madison, ja., to Teire Hame 61 S 

Mar..mec, Mo., lo Spriiifrtield 703 

Marshall, Mich., to Ceiitreville SiO 

to Cold water 579 

MichifTRii Ci;y, la., to Indianapolis. . .521 
MilAaul.ee, VV'is., to Chicago 717 

loFonddu Lac 720 

to Jsiiesvijle 718 

to Shelioypaii 721 

lo .Slieljovsan 722 

to Whiie'Waier ;iy 

Monroe, Mich., to Aim Arbor S70 

to Ciucag-o 569 

Mount Cannel, 1;!., to Fairfield ^iSvl 

Moiiili 01 VValjash River lo La Fayette C! 7 
Muscatine, lowa, to Davenport 710 

NewBnIialo, Mirh., to Cb!C.\sro 590 

Niles, MiCh , 10 St. Joseph. ..'. 585 

Ottawa, 111., to Si. Charles 658 

Paducah, Kv., to Floreii-e 686 

Painesville, O., lo Braver 545 

to Canion 544 

Paris, Kv., to Cinciimali 679 

Peoria, Ml., to Albany C54 

. to Bmlin^ton G5.j 

to Cliicapo 655 

to Covin o-ton fi52 

Peru, III,, to Galena 657 

to Si. Louis 656 

Pittsbur^r, Pa., to P lul.adelphia 560 

Pontiac, Mich., to Owasso 566 

Quincy, III., to Galena 651 

to Jacksonville 647 

to Keokuck 650 

to Kiioxville 649 

to Peoria 648 

Racine, Wis., to Janesville 723 

Russellville, Ky., to Clarksville 683 

to Na>hville 6b2 

St. Louis, Mo., to Council Bluffs 69C 

li> Falls of Si. Anthony 689 

:i Fori Leavenworth.' 694 



No. of 

Route. 

St Loiiis, Mn.,10 Jacksonville 646 

toJeffer.-on Ciiv 695 

to Jetieison City 696 

to Keokuck...; 691 

lo Little Rock G9S 

to N<:\v Madriil 693 

to New OrleaiLs 688 

St. Paul, Min., to Falls ofSl.Aiitlionv 729 

to New Orleans .'.728 

Salem, III., loCarmi 640 

to Chester 641 

Sandusky Citv, O., to Beaver 554 

10 Bulla lo 556 

to Cliicatco 555 

toCmcinnati , 553 

Shawnet-'own, III., to Cape Giraidpau.642 

to St. Louis 643 

to Vaudalia 644 

Sheb vgaii. Wis., lo Neenah 727 

Smithlaiid, Ky., ly Nastiville 687 

Soiuhpori, Wis., to Beloit.. 724 

Springtieid, 111., to Buiiinyioii 631 

toCl.icaaro 633 

to Cincinnati 625 

10 Covington 634 

to Goiconila 626 

to Keokuck 630 

to Lewistuwn 632 

. to Naples 628 

to dunicy 629 

to St. Louis 627 

Terre Haute, la , to Crawfordsville. . .620 

to Logansport 619 

Vincennes, la., to Allen 637 

lo Ctiicago... 638 

to St. Louis 535 

lo Shawneetown 635 



Wheetin», Va., to Baltimore 559 

to New York 559 

to Philadelphia 559 

Woosur, O., to Warren 533 

Zanesville, O., 10 .Marietta S36 

to Maysvjlle s3S 

le Wuoster 437 



13 



THE 



PRINCIPAL TRAVELING ROUTES 

THROUGH NEW ENGLAND, THE MIDDLE STATES, 
AND THE OANADAS. 



MAINE. 

(1) Portland to Boston. 
Via Portland^ Saco, and Ports- 
mouth R. R. 

To Scarborough 6 

Saco 7 13 

Kennebiink 9 22 

Wells 6 28 

North Berwick 5 33 

South Berwick* 5 38 

EUott 7 45 

Eastern R. R. 

PoRTSMOUTHf 6 51 

Greenland 5 56 

North Hampton 2 58 

Hampton 3 61 

HamptonFalls 2 63 

Seabrook 2 65 

East Salisbury^ 4 69 

Newburyport 2 71 

Rowley 5 76 

Ipswich 4 80 

Wenham 5 85 

Beverly 4 89 

Salem§ 2 91 

Lynn 5 96 

West Lynn 2 98 

North Chelsea 3 101 

Boston 4 105 

* Boston and Maine R. R. inter- 
sects here. 

t Portsmouth and Concord R. R. 
intersects here. 

X Briinch to Amesbury Mills 3 
miles. 

§ Essex Co. Pv. R. to Lawrence 
22 miles. 

(2) Portland to Boston. 
To N. Berwick, (See No. 1) 33 
JunctJoa 4 37 



Boston and Maine R. R. 

South Berwick 1 38 

Salmon Falls, N, H. 1 39 

Somersworlh* 1 40 

DovERf 3 43 

Madbiuy 4 47 

Durham 2 49 

New Market 5 54 

South New ftfcrket 3 57 

Exeter....!^ 4 61 

East Kingston 5 66 

Newton 4 70 

Plaistow 3 73 

Haverhill, Mass 5 78 

Bradford 1 79 

NorthAndover 4 83 

Lawrence 2 85 

Andover 3 88 

Balardvale 2 90 

Wilmington 6 96 

Reading 3 99 

South Reading 2 101 

Stoneham 2 103 

Melrose 1 104 

Maiden 2 106 

SomervUIe 3 109 

Boston 2 111 

• Gt. Falls and Conway R. R. 

t Cocheco R.R. to Meredith 45 m. 

(3) Portland to Conway, N. H. 

To Sacarappa 6 

Gorham 4 10 

WestGorham 3 13 

Standish 4 17 

EastBaldwin 8 25 

West Baldwin 6 31 

Hiram 3 3-1 

Brownfield 6 40 

Fryeburgh 8 48 

Centre Conway, N. H. 4 52 

Conway 4 56 

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ROUTES IN MAINE. 



(4) Portland to Waterford. 

To South VViudhain 10 

U'iM(ih:un 4 14 

North Windham 3 17 

R.'iymond 5 2-2 

Naplt'S 8 UO 

Hridi(eton 6 38 

North Hridgeton 3 41 

Harrison 4 45 

Boulh Waterford 2 47 

Waterford 1 48 

(")) Portland to Paris. (Stage.) 

To Stevens' Plains 3 

f;r:iv 13 10 

\\\st C. loucester 7 23 

Poland 6 29 

Oxford 8 37 

Norway 6 43 

South Paris 2 4.) 

Paris .^-^ 3 48 

(fi) Portland to Montreal. 
.Atlniitic and St. Laicrence R. R. 

To Falmouth 5 

Cuinljerhiiid 4 9 

VariiU'Uth 2 11 

Junction 1 12 i 

North Yarmouth 3 15 ! 

WfbbL-r's 4 19 i 

Now <^ loucester , . . . 3 22 

CobhV Urid^e 2 24 | 

Danville JiuicUon 3 27 i 

Eni|)ire Koad I 28 j 

Hotel Koad* 4 32 | 

Mechanics' Fails 4 36 i 

Oxiord' 4 40 I 

North Oxford 5 45. 

South Paris 2 47 ; 

North Paris 8 55 

IJrv.uii s l'i>nd 7 62 

Locke's Mills 3 05^ 

Hethki 5 70i 

West Bethel 4 74 

Giluad 6 80 

Shelhurne 6 86 

Goriiain 5 91 

lierlin Falls 6 97 

Milan. 7 1*14 

Wt-iMikn 6 lloj 

5?tark ■ 5 115 

N<irtlmniberland 7 V22 

f>triiifor(l 8 180, 

Iil(H.nili.ld 7 137 j 

lirunswick 3 140' 



Wen'ook 3 148 

l^lIl^<l Poud 6 149 

Mnrtran 6 155 

Norton S 1C3 

btate Line 6 169 

Stage. 

Barford 7 176 

Bainston 4 ISO 

Compton 8 188 

Lcnoxville 12 200 

Sherl.rooke . .-. 4 204 

St Ldwretice and Atlantic R. R. 

Windjior 14 218 

Kichinond 1') 228 

Durham 15 243 

Acton 8 251 

Upton fi 267 

St. Ilyacinthe 13 270 

St. Hilairc 13 2.83 

Boucherville 6 2S9 

Charron's 8 297 

Longuenil 5 30*2 

Montreal 3 305 

(8> Portland to Watervillk. 
^^ndrosconrgin and Kennebec R. R. 

To Danville, (see 6) 27 

Ix-wieton Falls 6 33 

Greene 8 41 

Monmouth 7 48 

Winthrop 8 56 

Ueadlkld •••■. 4 60 

Helc'rade 7 67 

West Waterville 5 72 

W^tkrvillk 10 82 

(9) Portland to Auoista. 
.^iidroscogffin and Kennebec R. R. 

To Read held, (see 8) 60 

Af OLSTA, (Stage) 10 70 

(10) Portland to Auoi-STA. 
.Atlantic and St. Lawrence R. R. 

To Fidmouth 5 

Cumherland 4 9 

Yiirmouth 2 11 

Yarmouth Junction 1 12 

Kennebec and Portland R. R. 

Freeporl 5 17 

iMerri man's Road 5 22 

Brunswick 4 26 

Bowdoinham 9 35 

Richmond 7 42 

Gardiner 11 53 

Hallowell 5 58 

AvausTA 2 60 



ROUTES IN MAINE. 



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(11) Portland to Bath. 

To Brunswick, (see 10) 26 

Harding's Statiou 4 30 

Bath 5 35 

(12) Augusta to South Paris. 
To Hallowell Cross Roads • • 4 

East VVimhrop 2 6 

Wintbrop 4 10 

Wiiyne 5 15 

North Leeds 4 19 

North Turner -Bridge 3 22 

NurthTuraer 4 26 

South Hartford 2 28 

Buckfield 5 33 

West Buckfield 4 .37 

Paris 4 41 

South Paris 3 44 

(13) Augusta to Fryeburo. 
To South Paris, (see 12) ■ ... 44 

Norway 2 46 

Watertord 9 55 

South VVaterforrt 1 56 

Sweden 5 61 

I-ovell 4 65 

Fryeburg Centre 4 69 

Frveburg 5 74 

(14) Augusta to Bethel. 

To Hallowell Cross Roads • • 4 

East Winthrop 2 6 

Winthrop 4 10 

Wayne 5 15 

East Livermore 7 2J 

North Livermore 4 26 

Canton 4 30 

Dixfield 9 39 

Mexico 5 44 

East Rumford 3 47 

Rumford 7 54 

North Bethel 3 57 

East Bethel 4 61 

Bethel 4 65 

(15) Augusta to Phillips. 
To Hallowell Cross Roads- • 4 

East Reiwlfield 4 8 

Readfield 4 12 

Mount Vernon 5 17 

Mt. Vernon Village 3 20 

Vienna 6 26 

Farmington Falls 4 30 

Farmington 5 .35 

Strong 11 46 



Avon 3 49 

Phillips 6 55 

(16) Augusta to Anson. 

To Sidney 9 

Waierville 9 18 

Fairfield 4 22 

Bloomfield 10 32 

Skowhegan ...2 34 

NoRRIDGEWOCK 5 39 

Madison 8 47 

Anson 4 51 

(17) Augusta to Quebec. 

To Anson,(see 16) 51 

Embden 5 56 

Solon 3 59 

Bingham 5 64 

Moscow 12 76 

Ciuritunk 6 82 

Tiie Forks 9 91 

Jackman's 19 110 

Moose River 10 120 

State Line 20 140 

St. Charles, (Canada East). .26 166 ' 

St. Francis 8 174 

St. Joseph 16 190 

St. Mai-y 12 202 

Quebec 33 235 

(18) Augusta to Belfast. 

To South Vassalboro' 9 

South China 5 14 

Palermo 5 19 

North Palermo 4 23 

Montville 5 28 

North Searsmont 3 31 

North Belmont 6 37 

Belmont 2 39 

Belfast 6 45 

(19) Augusta to Thomaston. 

To Windsor 10 

Cooper's Mills 4 14 

West Jefferson • 4 18 

Jeflf'ei-son 4 22 

Waldoboro' 9 31 

Warren 7 33 

Thomaston 6 44 

(20) Augusta to Bangor. 

To Brown's Comers 6 

Vassalboro' 5 11 

East Vassalboro' 4 15 

China 6 21 

Albion 5 28 



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ROUTES IN MAINE. 



Unity 8 34 

Troy 5 39 

Dixinont 4 43 

Newburg 8 51 

Hampden 11 62 

Banqor 6 68 

(21) Bath to Bangor. 

To Woolwich 3 

VViscasset 8 11 

Sheepscot Br 5 16 

Newcastle 5 21 

Nobleboro' 2 23 

Waldoboro' 8 31 

Warren 7 38 

Thomaston 6 44 

East Thomastnn 4 48 

West Camden 2 50 

Camden 7 57 

LinculuviUe 7 64 

Norlhport 5 C9 

Belfast 7 76 

Swanville 7 83 

North Seai-sport 3 86 

Frankfort Mills 9 95 

Frankfort 2 97 

North Frankfort 3 100 

Hampden 3 103 

Bangor 6 109 

(22) Bangor to Norridqkwock. 

To Hermon 9 

Carmel 5 14 

Etna 3 17 

Newport 7 24 

Palmyra - 5 29 

Pittsfield 6 35 

Canaan 7 42 

Skowhearan 9 51 

NORRIDGEVVOCK 5 56 

(23) Bangor to Greenville. 
On Moosehcad Lake, 

To South Dutlon 9 

Levant 3 12 

EastCorinth 8 20 

West Charleston 5 25 

South Dover 6 31 

Dover 5 36 

Foxcroft 1 37 

Sangerville 8 45 

Guilford 2 47 

Abbot 4 51 

Monson 7 58 

Shirley 7 65 

Grkcnville 7 i2 



(24) Banoor to Brownsvillb. 

To Levant 12 

EastCoriiith 8 20 

Charleston 6 26' 

South Atkmson 8 34 

Atkinson 7 41 ik 

Sebec 2 43 

Williamsburg 3 46 

Brownsville 2 48 

(25) Bangor to Houlton. 
Bangor and Piscataquis R. R. 
To Steam Mill Turnout .... 4 

Half Way Station 2 6 

Uj)per Stillwater 3 9 

Old Town 3 12 

Stage. 

Milford 1 13 

Sunkhaze 3 16 

Greenbush 6 22 

Olamon 7 29 

Passadumkeag 2 31 

South Lincohi 11 42 

Lincoln 6 48 

Lincoln Centre 2 50 

North Lincoln 3 53 

Mattawamkeag 8 61 

South Moluncas 10 71 

Haynesville 19 90 

Linnseus 20 110 

Houlton G 116 

(26) Banqor to Castine. 

To Brewer 1 

Brewer Village 2 3 

Orrington 4 7 

South Orrington 3 10 

North Bucksport 5 15 

Bucksport 4 19 

Orland 3 22 

North Castine U 33 

Castine 3 3<J 

(27) Bangor to Ellsworth. 

ToBrewer 1 ^ 

Brewer Centre 2 3 

East Brewer 4 7 

North Ellsworth 9 16 

Ellsworth ; f.H 27 

(28) Bangor to East Machias. 

To Ellsworth, (see 27) 27 

North Hancock 6 33 

Franklin 7 40 

Narraguagus 18 5S 



ROUTES IN NEW IIAMrSIIIKE. 



17 



East Harrington 7 65 

Columbia 4 ficj 

Joufsburo' 7 7tj 

M;iciiias 8 84 

l^AST Machias 6 yo 

C-i9) East Machias to Lubkc. 

To Wliitiug 12 

West Lubec 6 18 

l-L'BEC 5 23 

(30) East Machias to Calais. 

To .Marion 9 

DtimyrfvilJe 8 17 

Pembroke (5 23 

Kobbinston 13 30 

Calais 12 48 

(31) Portland to Eastport, 

ToB.tth, rii. R.,]^seell)..3o 

Be! iist, (see 21; 70 111 

i^oaiii Prospect 6 117 

P'-'^^^IH'CI • G 123 

liiiciisport 5 128 

O-aiul 3 131 

^•^i'^'vorlh 14 145 

L;u<t Machias, (see 28) 63 208 

Pembroke, (.see 30) 23 231 

Eastport 12 243 

J^B-W HAMPSHIRE. 

(3:2) Concord to Boston. 

P^ia Lowell. 

To Robinson's Ferry 4 

llo(jksctt li 8 

Mariin's Ferry 4 12 

Manchester 5 17 

Golf's Falls 4 21 

Reed's Ferry 4 25 

Tijornton's Ferry 3 28 

Nashua 6 34 

Little's 4 38 

TyiiL(slx)ro', Mass. 3 41 

Clielmstord 4 45 

Middlesex 2 47 

Lowell 2 49 

Billerica Mills 4 53 

Biiierica and Tewksbury ... 3 56 

Wilmington 4 60 

VVoburn 5 65 

South Woburu 2 67 

M.diord 3 70 

fcioinerville ';• 72 

Eaal Cambridge 2 74 

Boston 1 75 



(33) Concord to Boston. 
f^ia Lawrence. 

To Robinson's Ferry 4 

IJookselt 4 8 

Martin's Ferry 4 12 

Manchester 5 17 

Londonderry 6 23 

Derry 5 28 

Windham 3 31 

Salem 5 36 

Metiuion, Mass 5 41 

Lawrence 2 43 

Andover 3 -16 

Halardvale 2 48 

Wilmington ti .")4 

Reading .. 3 .",7 

iSoulh Keading 2 59 

Greenwood" 1 60 

Slonehara I 61 

Melrose 1 62 

Maiden 2 64 

SonuTville 3 67 

Boston 2 60 

(34) Concord to Portsmoitu. 
Portsmouth and Concord R. R, 

To SuiK'ook T 

Rowe's Corner 6 18 

Cnndia 5 H 

Ivjyinond 6 "24 

Epi.iiiix 6 :!0 

New MiH-ket 7 ST 

Stratham v; ;;!) 

Greenland 4 4:? 

Poktsmoutu 1 47 

(35) Concord to Portsmoitu. 

To Chichester. .s 

Epsom 4 12 

West Northwood 6 18 

East Northwood 3 21 

Nottini^ham Turnpike 3 24 

Durham 7 31 

Newington 6 37 

Portsmouth 7 44 

(36) Concord to Dover. 

To Chichester 8 

North Chichester 3 11 

Pdtstield 5 16 

Stratlord 11 27 

B uTington 6 33 

Dover ...10 43 

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ROUTES IN NEW HAMPSHIRE. 



(37) Concord to WoLrBORo' 

To Loudon 8 

Loudon Centre 6 

Lower (i ilraanlon 4 

Giliiuintou Iron Works 5 

Alton 5 

South Woltboro' 9 

VVoLrBORo' 3 

(38) Concord to Haverhill. 
Bost., Concord, and Montreal R. 

To i;ii3t Concord 2 

North Concord 3 

Canterbury 5 

Northtieid 3 

Sanbornton Bridge 5 

Union Bridge 4 

Meredith Bridge 5 

Lake Village 2 

Weir's 4 

Meredith Village 4 

ro;rg's Road 4 

Holderness 4 

Plymoutu 4 

Quincy"3 6 

Runiney 2 

We>t Kiininey .3 

Wentworth 5 

Warren 4 

Havekihll 11 



R. 



(39) Co.N'CORD to INIONTPELIKR, Vx. 

Fia J\rorthern R. R. 

To West Concord 3 

Fishersvilie 4 

Boscawen 3 



North Boscawen 4 

fVankiin* 5 

Eiist Andover 6 

Potter Place 5 

West Andover 3 

U.iubury 6 

(•:ratton'. 5 

Canaan 8 

F.nfield 7 

Last Lebanon 2 

Lebanon 4 

Wi. St Lebanon 4 

Virmunt Central R. R. 

While River Junction 1 

Wii ile liiver Village 2 

West Ilartlbrd r> 

Sharon 6 

South Udvalton 4 

Royalton 3 



Bethel 5 95 

Randolph 7 102 

Braintree 6 108 

Roxbury 8 116 

Northtieid 7 123 

MONTPELIER 10 133 

* Branch to Bristol 13—32. 

(40) Concord to Claremont. 
To West Concord, ria R. R. 3 

Mast Yard 5 8 

Contoocook Village 3 11 

Warner 7 18 

Bradford 3 21 

Newbury 5 26 

Newport 10 36 

Claremont 10 46 

(41) Concord to Claremont. 

To West Concord 3 

Mast Yard 5 8 

Contoocook Village 3 11 

West Hopkinton 3 14 

Henniker 5 19 

West Henniker 1 20 

Hillsboro' Bridge 5 25 

ataa-e. 

Hillsboro' •••• 2 27 

Washington 9 36 

1 -empster 8 44 

Unity 5 49 

Claremont 8 57 

(42) Concord to Keene. 
To Hillsboro' Br., (see 41). .25 

atag-e. 

Hillsboro' 2 27 

Stoddard 9 36 

Sullivan ••••.. 8 44 

Kkkne 6 50 

(43) Concord to Stewartstowh. 

To Plymouth, (see 38) 49 

Campton 8 57 

Thornton 5 62 

Woodstock 6 68 

Lincoln 9 77 

Franconia 9 86 

Littleton 8 94 

Pingreville 5 99 

Dalton 7 106' 

J^uncaster 7 113 

Northumberland 6 119 

Stratford 9 1-28 

Columbia 10 LIS 

Colebrook 9 147 

Stewartstown 8 155 



ROUTES IN NEW HAMPSHIRE. 



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(44) \Vk3T Lebanon to Lancas- 

TKR. 

To Hanover 4 

Lyme 10 14 

Oifoid 7 21 

Piermont 5 2G 

Havorhill 5 31 

North Haverhm 4 35 

Bath 9 44 

Lisbon 6 50 

Littleton 10 60 

Piii'^^reviJle 5 65 

Dalton 7 72 

Lancaster 7 79 

(45) Conway to Littleton. 

To North Conway 3 

Lower Bartlett 3 6 

IJarlitU 6 12 

M t. {,i;t\v(orcl House 9 21 

Willey Mouse 6 27 

Notrh House 4 31 

Mt. Washington House.... 2 33 

Betiilehem 12 45 

Littleton 6 51 

(4G) Great Falls to Conway. 

To Rochester 10 

ChesnutHill 9 19 

Milton 2 21 

Union , 7 28 

Waketield 5 33 

Ossipee 10 43 

Centre Ossipee 5 48 

West Ossipee 6 54 

Eaton 9 63 

Conway 6 69 

(47) Nashua to Cuarlestown. 

ToMilford 11 

EMst Wilton 5 16 

South Lvndeboro' 3 19 

Greenfield 7 26 

Hancock 6 32 

Stoddard 10 42 

Marlow 8 50 

Alsfead 7 57 

P;ipcr Mill Village 4 61 

Lnngdon 2 63 

Charlkstown 7 70 

(48) Nashua to Brattleboro', 
Vt. 

ToMilford 11 

East Wiltou 5 16 



Wilton 2 18 

Peterboro' 12 30 

Dublin 6 3G 

Marlboro' 8 44 

Keene 5 49 

Chesterfield Factory 8 57 

Chesterfield 3 (>0 

Brattleboro' 8 68 

(49) Portland to White Moun- 

tains. 

To Conway, (see 3) 46 

North Conway 3 49 

Lower Baitlett 3 52 

Bartlett 6 58 

Mt. Crawford House 9 67 

Willey House 6 73 

Notch House 4 77 

Mt. Washington House 2 79 

Mt. Washington 9 83 

(50) Boston to W^hite JIoun- 

TAINS. 

Via Dover, 
To Lawrence, (see 76) . - . . 26 

Dover 42 6S 

Cochcco R. R. 

Gonic 8 76 

Rochester 2 73 

Walker's Crossing 4 82 

Farmington 4 86 

New Durham 4 90 

Downings 1 91 

Alton Bay n OG 

Steamboat on Wivni'piseogec Lake. 

Centre Hiu-bor 22 118 

StfKTC. 

Moultonboro' 5 123 

Sandwich 3 126 

South Tamwoilh 7 133 

Tamworth 2 135 

Eaton 7 142 

Conway 6 148 

White MouNTAiNs,(see 45)33 181 

(51) Boston to White Moun- 

tains. 

Via Concord. 

To Concord 73 

Meredith Village, (see 38).. 37 110 
St age. 

Ceiitre Harbor 4 114 

Conway 30 144 

White MouNTAiNS,(8ee 45)33 177 



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ROUTES IN VEr.MONT. 



VERMONT. 

(52) BlRLINOTON to BoSTOIf. 

Via Vermont Central R. R. 

To Winooski 3 

Essex 4 7 

Williston 4 11 

Richmond 5 Ifi 

Bolton 7 23 

A\ iiterbury 6 29 

Middlesex 5 34 

MOSTPKLIEE 6 4{) 

Norlhticld 10 50 

^ Roxbuiy 7 57 

Braintive 12 69 

Riii.dolph 2 71 

Bethel 7 78 

Royalton 5 83 

Poulh Royalton 2 85 

Shiiron 5 90 

West Hartford 5 95 

VVi.ile River Village 6 101 

WliiUi River Junction 2 103 

Coiiwjrd 70 173 

Lowell 47 220 

Boston 2G 246 

(53) BlRLINGTON to BoSTON. 

To White River Junction, 

(see 52) 103 

North Jlariland 6 109 

HarUaiid 4 113 

Windsor 4 117 

Sullivan R. R. 

Olaretnont 8 125 

North Charlestown 5 130 

ChMrlestown 5 135 

Potith ( harlestown 4 139 

Bellows Falls I 143 

S. Ashbiinihani, (see 102) . .54 197 

FlTCllDlRO 11 208 

Boston, (see 82) 50 258 

(54) BlRLINOTON to SoSTOS. 

P'ia Rutland and Burlimrton R. R. 

To t^helburn 6 

Charlotte 5 11 

Ferrisbiirg 4 15 

Vertrc»nne3 6 21 

^ New Haven 5 26 

Middlebury 7 33 

Messer's 8 41 

Whiting 3 44 

Brandon 6 50 

Pittsford 8 58 

Rutland 9 67 



Clarendon 3 70 

Cuitinirsville 7 77 

Mount Holly 8 85 

Ludlow 7 9S 

Proctorsville 3 95 

Dullonsville 2 97 

Gasisetl's 5 102 

Chester 4 106 

Bartonville 4 110 

Rockinfjham 4 114 

Bellows Falls 6 120 * 

South Ashburnhain 54 174 

FiTCIIBURG 11 185 

Boston, (see 82) 50 235 

(55) Burlington to Montukal. 
Vid Vermont Central Ji. li. 

To "Winooski 7 

Essex Junction 4 11 

Colchester 4 15 

Milton 7 22 

Georgia 4 2i) 

St. Albans 9 85 ' 

S wanton 9 4-1 

AlburgSpr 7 51 

Alburg 2 M 

West Alburg 4 .51 

Rouse's Point 1 as 

Champlain ufc St. Lawrence I'. li. 

Lacollo 6 (14 

Stott's 5 69 

Grande Ligne G 75 

St. Johns 6 bl 

Lfti-adu 7 SS 

La Prairie Sta 7 95 

St. Lambert lol 

Ferry. 

Montreal 1 1*^2 

(57) MONTPKLIER to NoRWirH. 

To Barre 7 

Washington 8 15 

Chelsea 9 24 

Strafford 10 34 

South Strafli>rd 2 36 

Norwich 10 46 

(53) Montpelier to Haverhill. 

To Barre 7 

Orange 7 14 

West Topsham 5 19 

EastCorinth 4 23 

Bradford Centre 3 26 

Bradford C 32 

Havkruill 4 30 



ROUTES IN VERMONT. 



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(59) MONTPELIER to DeRBY LiNE. 

Via Danville. 

To East Moiitpelier' 6 

Plainlifld 3 9 

Marslirteld 6 15 

Cabot 5 20 

Danville 10 30 

North Danville 4 34 

Whwlock 9 43 

Sheffield 2 45 

Barton .10 55 

Brownington 7 62 

Derby 9 71 

Derby I.iNE 3 74 

(GO) MONTPELIER to St. ALBANS. 

To Worcester 8 

Elmore 12 20 

Morristown 6 2G 

Hyde Park 5 31 

Johnson 5 36 

Waterville 7 43 

Bakersrteki 6 49 

EastFairfield 3 52 

Fairfleld 4 56 

St. Albans 7 63 

(61) MONTPELIERtoMlDDLEBCRY. 

To Middlesex 6 

Moretown 7 13 

Waitsfield 6 19 

Warren 6 25 

Greenville 10 35 

Hancock 4 39 

Ripton 12 51 

East Middlebury 3 54 

MiDDLEBURY "b 59 

(62) Wells River to Derby L. 

To Mcln Ice's Falls 8 

Barnet 3 11 

Pa.<«umpsic 7 18 

St. Johnsbury 4 22 

St. Johnsbury Centre 3 25 

Lyndon 5 30 

LyndonCentre 2 32 

Sutton T 39 

Barton 11 50 

Brownington 7 57 

Derby 9 60 

DerbyLink 3 69 

(63) Wells River to Danville. 

ToRyegate 5 

Peacham 9 14 

Danvillk 6 20 



(64) Middlebury to Trcy, N. Y. 

To Cornwall 4 

Whiting 6 10 

Sudbiu-y 6 16 

Htibbf-rdton 6 22 

Castleton 9 31 

Poultney 7 38 

Granville 10 48 

Hebron 9 57 

Salem 8 65 

Jackson 6 7i 

Cambridge 6 77 

Buskirk's Bridge • • 5 82 

Prospect Hill 5 87 

Lansiugbmg 14 101 

Troy 4 105 

(65) Vergennes to Whiteiiall. 

To Addison 6 

Bridport 8 14 

Jrhoreham 6 20 

Orwell 6 'J6 

Benson 6 32 

West Haven 6 38 

Whitehall 8 46 

(66) Ruti.axd to Albany. N. Y. 
Vi(t Western Veryaont li. R. 

To Clarendon (i 

Wallingford ;! 9 

S. Waflingford 4 13 

Dauby 5 IS 

North Dorset 4 '_':i 

East Dorset -S -.'5 

Manchester fi 3i"» 

Sunderland (i :fi) 

Arlington 8 oU 

Shaftsbury 5 44 

S. Shaftsbnry 5 49 

North Benninston 2 51 

To Albany, (see 1 67) 3S 89 

(67) Rutland to N. Adams, Mass. 

Clarendon 6 

Wallingford 3 9 

Danby 9 18 

EastDorset 8 26 

Factory Point 5 31 

Manchester 2 33 

Sunderland 3 36 

Arlington 3 39 

Shaftsbury 8 47 

South Sh aftsbury 3 50 

Bennington 4 54 

Pownall 9 63 

VV'illlamstown 5 68 

North Adams 5 73 



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ROUTES IN VERMONT MASSACHUSETTS. 



(68) Rutland to Bkthkl. 

ToPilUflelcl 15 

Stockbridyc. 4 19 

Gajsville 3 2vi 

Bkthkl 5 '27 

(G9> Bethel to Charlestow.n, 
N.IJ. 

To Barnard 8 

Woodstock 9 17 

South Woodstock 4 21 

Ro;idiiis 6 27 

Felchville 3 30 

Ui)perFall3 4 3-J 

PerKiiisville 3 37 

North tJpringfleld 2 39 

Spriugtk'ld ... 4 43 

CUARLE.STOWN 6 49 

(70) Brattleboro' to Derby L. 
Stage. 

To Chesterfield 8 

Westmoreland 6 14 

Cheshire R. R. 

Walpole 6 20 

Bellows Falls 4 24 

Suidoan R. R. 

South Charlestowu 4 28 

Charlostowu 4 32 

North Charlestown 5 37 

Claremout 5 42 

Windsor 8 50 

yiriHont and Central R. R. 

Hartliuid 4 54 

North Hartland 4 58 

While River Junction 6 64 

Connecticut and Passumpsic R. R. 

Norwich 5 69 

Pompanoosuc 5 74 

Thetlord 5 79 

North Thetlord •• 2 81 

Fairlt-e 5 86 

Bradtord 7 93 

Newbury 7 100 

Wells River 4 104 

Stasrr. 
Dkrbv Line, (see 62) 69 173 

(71) Bennington to Charles- 
town, N. H. 

South Shaltsbury ■ . 4 

Shafisbury 3 7 

Arlinijtun 8 15 

Sunderland 3 18 

Mauubest^r >.. 3 21 



Factory Point 2 23 

VViudhall 4 27 

I'tru 5 32 

Landsi,'rove 3 35 

l^jiidouderry 2 37" 

Siinonsville 7 44 

Cluster 6 50 

SpnnKfield 8 58 

Charlestown 6 64 

(72) Bellows F's. to Arlington. 

To Canibridgoport 3 

Sax ton's River — 3 6 

Athens 5 11 

Townsend 8 19 

West Townscnd 5 24 

North Wardsboro' 5 29 

West Wardsboro' 4 33 

Stratton 4 37 

Sundt-rland Jl 48 

Arlington 4 52 

(73) Brattleboro' to Albany, 

N. y. 

To ^Vest Brattleboro' 2 

Marlboro' 7 9 

Wilmington 9 18 

Searsbiu-y 5 23 

Woodlbrd 14 37 

Bennington 4 41 

IloDsick* 7 48 

Potter Hill 5 53 

Pittstown 4 57 

Rayinertown 4 61 

Troy 9 70 

Albany G 76 

♦ North Hoosick 5—53. 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

(74) Boston to Portland. 
Fia Eastern R. R. 

To Portland, (see 1) 106 

(75) Boston to Portland. 
V/a Boston and Maine R. R. 

To Portland, (see 2) HI 

(76) Boston to Lawrexi-b. 
Boston and Maine R. R. 

ToSomerviUe 2 

Maiden* 3 5 

Melrose 2 7 

Stoneham 1 8 

Greenwood 1 9 

South Reading 1 10 

Reading 2 12 



ROtJTES IN MASSACHUSETTS. 



23 



WilrainGrton 3 15 

Ballardvale 6 21 

Andover 2 23 

JiAWRENCE 3 26 

* Bniuch to Bedford 2—7. 

(77) Boston to Lowell. 

To East Cambridge 1 

Sonierville 2 3 

Medtbrd 2 5 

South \ Voburn* 3 8 

Woburu...,. 2 10 

Wilmington 5 15 

Biilcrica and Tewksbury ... 4 19 

Billerica Mills 3 22 

Lowell 4 26 

* Br. to Wobum Centre 2—10. 
OS) Boston to Concord, N. H. 

Via Lawrence, (see 33) 

(79; Boston to Concord, N. II. 
Via Lowell, (see 32> 75 

(30) Boston to White Mts. 
Via Dover, (see 50) 181 

(81) Boston to White Mts. 

Via Concord, N. H. (see 51) 177 

(82) Boston to Fitchburg. 

Fitchhurg R. R. 

To Somerville 3 

West Cambridge* 3 6 

Waltham 4 10 

Stonv Brook 2 12 

Weston 1 13 

Lincoln 4 17 

Concord 3 20 

South Acton 5 25 

West Acton 2 27 

Littleton 4 31 

Grotont 4 35 

Shirley 5 40 

Lunenburg 2 42 

Leominster 4 46 

FlTCHBtTRQ 4 50 

Branch to Watertown 5 miles. 

* Branch to Lexington 6 — 12. 

t Branch to Chelmsford 13—48. 

(83) Boston to Albany. 

Boston and Worcester R.R. 

To Brighton 5 

Newton Comer 2 7 

Newtonville 1 8 

WestNewton* 1 9 

Grantville 5 14 



West Needham 1 15 

Natickt 3 18 

FraminghamJ 4 22 

Ashland 2 24 

Southboro' 4 28 

Wustboro' 4 32 

Grafton§ 6 38 

Worcester 6 44 

IVesterh R. R. 

Clappville 9 53 

Charlton. 4 57 

Spencer 5 62 

East Brookfleld 2 64 

St)uth Brookfleld 3 67 

West Brookfleld 2 69 

Warren 4 73 

Palmer 10 83 

Wilbraham 92 

Springfield ••-6 98 

West Springfield 2 100 

Westfield 8 108 

Russell 8 116 

Chester Village 3 119 

Chester Factory 7 126 

Becket Station •• 9 135 

Washington 3 138 

Hinsdale 5 143 

Dalton 3 146 

PiTTSFlELD 5 151 

Shaker Village 3 154 

Richmond 5 159 

State Line 3 102 

.Albany and JV. Stockhridgc R. R. 

Canaan 5 167 

East Chatham 5 172 

Chatham Four Comers ..•• 5 177 

Chatham Centre 4 181 

Kinderhook 3 184 

Schodack 8 192 

Greenbiish 7 199 

Albany 1 200 

• Br. to Newton Low. Falls 1-10. 

t Br. to Saxonville 4—22. 

X Br. to MilCord 12—34. 

§ Br. to Millbury 4—42, 

(84) Boston to New York. 
To i^pringfield, (see 83) • -98 
JV. Haven., Hartford^ and Sprirtg- 
fic/d R. R. 

Long Meadi^w 4 102 

Thoinpsonville ••• 4 106 

Warehouse Point 3 109 

Windsor Locks 2 111 

Windsor 6 117 



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ROUTES IN MASSACHUSETTS. 



Hartford 7 124 

New Britain 8 IJy 

Berlin 3 13o 

Meriden 7 142 

WiUliii^rord b 148 

North Haven 5 1^3 

New Haven* 7 IbO 

JW«7 rorA- and Kew Haven R. R. 

Milford 10 I'O 

Stratford 4 174 

Bridgeport "l I'J^ 

Fairfield 5 183 

Somhport 1 J^^ 

Westport 4 1^8 

Norwalk 4 92 

Darien 3 19a 

Stamford 5 2(0 

Greenwich ^ 20o 

^^'f!^':::::::::::::::1^9 

Mamaroneck 4 213 

NewRochelle 4 21/ 

Williams Bridge 6 223 

32d street. New York 1 1 234 

NkwYork 2 230 

♦ Steamboat to N. York 80-240. 

(85) Boston to New York. 
Via Korwich. 
To Worcester, (see 83) . • • 44 
JV'orwich and Worcester R. R. 

Junction 1 45 

Auburn 3 4S 

Oxford ' 55 

North Village 4 o9 

Webster \ »" 

Wilson 3 6.J 

Fisherville } »j 

Mason's * ^i 

Thompson - »' 

Pomfret 3 ^U 

Daysville ^ i^ 

Danielsonville 3 /tf 

Ceniral ViUaye ^ 84 

riainfleld 3 87 

JeweltCity 6 93 

Greeneville 9 1« 

Norwich-. •• 1 {03 

Allan's Point* ^ 110 

Steamboat. 

New liONDON • 8 118 

New York 12o 243 

• Stenmboal— 

To Ureei.port, N. Y., 32-142. 

New York, (see 151,) 9G-238. 



(86) Boston to New York. 

Boston and Providence R. R. 

ToRoxbur>- 2 

Jamaica Plain 2 4 

Rjadville 5 9 

Canton 5 14 

Pharon 4 18 

FoxBORo' 4 22 

Mansfield 2 24 

Tobey'8 2 26 

Atlleboro' 5 31 

Dodgeville 1 f^ 

Pawtucket " 39 

Providence 4 43 

Stonington R. R. 

Junction 4 47 

Warwick 7 54 

Greenwich •, 3 5( 

Wickford 6 63 

Kincrston 7 JO 

Carolina " iQ 

Richmond Switch 3 <9 

Charleston 4 83 

Westerly 5 ^ 

Stonington a ^^ 

Steamboat. 
NewYork 125 218 

(87) Boston to New York. 
Fia Fall River. 

To Dorchester 4 

Quincy 4 a 

!<oatli Braintree 3 11 

Randolph 4 15 

EastStoughton 2 17 

North Bridgewater 3 20 

Plainville 3 23 

Keith's Furnace 1 -'» 

East and West Bridgewater 1 25 

2 27 

4 31 

4 35 

2 37 

5 42 

3 45 

Miller's 5 51 

Fall River •> •''* 

Steamboat. 

Newport ;19 ^3 

New York l"^ -"*° 

(88) Boston to Blackstone, 
J\rorfolk Co. R. R. 

To Dcdham 10 

Ellis' Stallion 

South Dedliam 



Bridgewater 

Titicut 

Middleboro' 
Haskin's — 
Myrick's — 
Assonet 



3 13 
1 14 



ROUTES IN MASSACHUSETTS. 



25 



Durfee's 1 15 

Plyrapton 2 17 

Wulpole 1 18 

Cainpbeirs Pond 3 21 

North Wrentham 2 23 

City Mills 2 25 

Franklin 2 27 

Belliii-hara 3 30 

Mill River 3 33 

Blackstone 2 35 

(89) Boston to New Bedford. 
Boston and Providence R, R. 

ToKoxluiry 2 

Jainaicii Plain 2 4 

Readville 5 9 

Canton 5 14 

Shtu-on 4 18 

FoxBORo' 4 22 

Mansfield 2 24 

Taunton Branch R. R. 

Norton 4 28 

Crane 3 31 

Taunton 4 35 

Jfcw Bedford and Taunton R. R. 

Myrick's 6 41 

New Bedford 14 55 

(99) Boston to Sandwich. 
To Middleboro', (see 87). . .35 
Cape Cod Branch R. R. 

Rock Station 5 40 

Soutli Middleboro' 3 43 

West Wareham 4 47 

South Wareham 1 48 

Wareham 2 50 

Asfawam 2 52 

Cohasset Narrows 2 54 

Monument 2 56 

North Sandwich 3 59 

West Sandwich 1 60 

Sandwich 2 62 

(91) Boston to Plymouth. 

To Crescent Avenue 2 

Porchester 2 4 

Neponset 1 5 

Squantiim 1 6 

Quincy 2 8 

Braintree 2 10 

South Braintree 1 11 

South Weymouth 4 15 

North AUiui,'tou 3 18 

Abington 1 19 

South Abington 2 21 

North Hanson 2 23 



Hanson 2 25 

Halifax 3 28 

Plympton 2 30 

Kingston 3 33 

Plymouth • 4 37 

(92) Boston to Cohasset. 

To Braintree, (see 91) 10 

East Braintree 1 11 

Weymouth 1 12 

North Weymouth 2 14 

East Weymouth 1 15 

Hingham 2 17 

Nantasket 2 19 

Cohasset 3 22 

(93) Boston to Gloucester. 
Eastern R. R. 

To North Chelsea 4 

Lynn 5 9 

Swamscot 2 11 

Salem 3 14 

Beverly 2 16 

Manchester 9 25 

Gloucester 5 30 

(94) Salem to Lawrence. 
Fia Essex R. R. 

To South Dan vers 2 

North Danvers 3 5 

Middleton 5 10 

North Andover 10 20 

Sutton's Mills 1 21 

Lawrence 1 22 

(95) Lowell to Lawrence. 

To Tewksbiu-y Centre 6 

Shed's Ciossing 2 8 

Lawrence 5 13- 

(96) Worcester to Nashua, N.H. 
Worcester and Ji^ashua R. R, 

To West Boylston 9 

Oakdale 1 10 

Sterling 2 12 

Clintonville 4 IG 

New Boston 2 18 

Lancaster 1 19 

Still River 4 23 

Harvard 2 25 

Ciroton Jimction 3 28 

Groton Centre 3 31 

Popperell 5 36 

Hoili3,N. H 3 39 

Nashua 6 45- 

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ROUTES IN MASSACHUSETTS. 



(97) Worcester to Lowell. 
To Grotoii Junction, (see 96) 28 
atony Brook R. R. 

Forge ViUiiye 6 34 

Westlord 4 38 

Factory Village 2 40 

Chelmsrord 1 41 

LoVuLL 4 45 

(98) Worcester to Providence. 

To Blickstorie 25 

Providence, (see 118) 18 43 

(99) Worcester to Fitchbcro. 

To West Boylston 9 

Oakdale 1 10 

St«'rlin-< Junction 2 12 

Sterling 2 14 

Leominster ._ 7 21 

FlTtilBUKG 6 27 

(100) Fitchburo to Brattle- 

BORO', Vt. 

Vermont and Massachusetts R. R. 

To West Fitchburg 2 

Westminster 3 5 

Ashbiunham 6 11 

Gardnt-r 4 15 

'Dadmiinville 4 19 

Baldwinville 2 21 

Royalston 6 27 

Athol 6 33 

Orange 4 37 

Wendall 3 40 

Erving 2 42 

Montague 6 48 ' 

North field Farms 3 51 

Northtield 6 57 

South Vernon 2 59 

Vernon 5 64 

Brattleboro' 5 69 

(101) FlTCHBURQ to GrkENFIELD. 

To Montague, (see 100) ... .48 

Greenfield 7 55 

(102) Fitchburo to Bellows 

Falls, Vt. 
Via Cheshire R. R. 
To Ashburniiam, (see 100). 11 

North Asliburnham 4 15 

Winchendon 4 19 

FitzwillJam, N. H 9 28 

Troy 5 ,?3 

Marlboro' 4 37 

Kken-k 6 43 



East Westmoreland 8 51 

Westmoreland 4 55 

Walijole 6 61 

Bellows Falls, Vt 4 65 

(103) SpRiNoriELD to Brattle- 

boro', Vt. 
Connecticut River R. R. 

ToCabotville* 3 

Willimansett 3 6 

Ireland 2 8 

Smith's Ferry 5 13 

Northampton 4 17 

Hatfield 4 21 

Whately 5 26 

Soiuh Deerfield 2 28 

Deertield 5 33 

(Jreeufield 3 36 

Bernardston 7 43 

Soyth Vernon, Vt 7 50 

Vernon 5 55 

Brattleboro' 5 60 

• Br. to Chicopee FaUs 3—5. 

(104) Springfield to New Havkk, 
Conn., and New York. 

Fia JVew Haven, Hartford, and 
Sprin^rfidd R. R. 

To Long Meadow 4 

Thompsonville 4 8 

Warehouse Point 3 11 

Windsor Locks 2 13 

Windsor 6 19 

Hartford 7 26 

Wethersfield 5 31 

New Britain 3 34 

Berlin* 3 37 

Meriden 7 44 

Wallingford 6 50 

North Haven 5 55 

New HAVENt 7 62 

Steamboat. 

New York 80 142 

+ N. York and N. Ilavon R.R.— 
New Y'ork, (see 128.) 7t>-i:!8. 

* Branch to Middlelown ID m. 

(105) P1TT8FIELD to N. Adams. 

To Packard's 3 

East Lanesboro' 3 6 

Cheshire 3 9 

Cheshire Harbor 2 11 

Maple Grove 2 13 

South Adams 1 14 

North Adams 6 90 



ROUTES IN MASSACnUSETTS. 



27 



(106) PiTTSFIELD to NkW YoRK. 

Stockbridgc and Pittsjicld R. R. 

To Lonox 8 

Le« 3 11 

St<ickbrid<?e 6 17 

Vail Dt.'uscnvilla 6 23 

Barriu'^'loii 2 25 

Housatonic R. R. 

Sheffield 6 31 

Canaan, Conn 6 37 

Falld Village G 43 

West Cornwall 6 49 

/Cornwall Bridse 4 53 

Kent 9 62 

Gaylord's Bridge 6 G8 

New Milford 7 75 

Brookfidd 6 81 

HawieyviUe 6 87 

Newtown 4 91 

Botsajrd 4 95 

Stepney 5 100 

Bridgeport* 10 110 

Steamboat. 

New York GO 170 

* N York juid N. lliiveu R. R.— 
New YoaK, (see 128, t 59 — UW. 



(107) S. Dkerkield to Ad.vms- 

To Conway 7 " , 

Ashtield 13 I 

Plaintiold 8 21 ! 

Savoy 7 28 i 

Adams 8 3G i 

(108) Greenfield to N. Adams. ' 

To Shelbiirne 4 I 

Sheiburne Falls 5 9 

Charleiuont 8 17 i 

Florida 12 29 { 

North Adams 5 34 I 

(109) XORTUAMPTON tO PiTTS- 

FIELD. 

To Chesterfield 13 

Woriliington 6 19 

Peru 4 23 

Hinsdale - 3 26 

Dalton 3 29 

PiTTSFIELD 6 35 

(110) N.vRTH Andover to New- 

BCTRVPORT. 

To West Boxford 5 

Geori,'etown 4 9 | 

Byileld 4 13 I 

N«WBi-aypoRT 6 19 I 



(111) Haverhill to Newburt- 

PORT. 

To East Haverhill. ..: 6 

West Amesbury 3 9 

Aniesbury 4 13 

Salisbury 2 15 

Bellevilleport 1 16 

Newbi'ryport 2 18 

(112) SANDWirn to Province T. 

To East Sandwich 6 

West Barnstable 4 10 

Barnstable 6 16 

Yarinouthport 3 19 

Yarmouth 1 20 

Dennis • 3 S3 

E;iat Dennis 1 24 

West Brewster 4 28 

Brewster 2 30 

East Brewster 3 33 

Orleans 2 35 

East Orleans 4 39 

EusthaTU 2 41 

North E;,st1i;!in Ji 43 

Soiilli Welithcl 3 46 

■^ Vell.'ket 4 50 

Tniro T 57 

North Truro 4 61 

PrOVINC ETOWN 7 68 

(113) Sa.ndwk n to Wood's IIolk. 

To West Sandwich 2 

Moniitnt'nt ^ 4 6 

Poc;.>8ell 3 9 

North Kalmonth 4 13 

West Falmouth 4 17 

Fahno'.ilh 4 21 

Wood's Hole 4 25 

(114) N. Bedford to Edgartown. 

To Wood's Hole 30 

Holmes' tiole 8 38 

Edgartown 13 51 

(115) N. Bedford to Nantucket. 

Wood's Hole 30 

Nantucket 36 66 

(116; N. Bedford to Providenck. 

To North Dartmouth 3 

Westport 5 8 

Fall River 8 16 

Swanzey 4 20 

North Swanzey 5 25 

South Seekonk 3 28 

Providence, R. 1. 6 34 



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ROUTES IN RHODE ISLAND. 



RHODE ISLAND. 

(117) Providence to Boston. 

Boston and Providence R. R. 

To Pawtucket 4 

PodKeville 7 11 

Attloboro' 1 12 

Tobpy's 5 17 

Mansfield 2 19 

FoxnoRo' 2 21 

Sharon 4 25 

Canton 4 29 

Readyille 5 34 

Jamaica Plain 5 39 

Roxbury 2 41 

Boston 2 43 

(118) Providence to Worcester. 
Providence and Worcester R. R. 

To Pawtucket 5 

Valley FaUa 1 6 

Lonsdale 1 7 

Ashton 3 10 

Albion 1. 11 

Manville 1 12 

Hamlet 3 15 

Wounsocket 1 16 

Walertbrd ) o iq 

Blackstone \ ^ ^^ 

Millville 2 20 

Uxbridge 5 25 

WHiilias 2 27 

Nurthbridge 4 31 

Farnum'a 2 33 

Grafton 1 34 

Button 1 35 j 

Millb.iry 2 37 j 

Grand Junction 5 42 

Worcester 1 43 

(119) Providence to Willi^an- 

TIC. 

Via Plainfield, 

To South Scituate 11 

Mount Vernon 6 17 

Rice City 2 19 

Sterlini?, Conn 5 24 

Plainfield 4 28 

Canterbury 4 32 

Westminster 3 35 

Scoll;uKi 3 38 

Windham 4 42 

WlLLlMANTIC 3 45 



(120) Providence to IlARTroRi*, 

Conn. 
Via West Killingly. 

To North Scituate 10 

South Foster 6 16 

South Killingly 8 24 

West Killingly 3 27 

Brooklyn 4 31 

Howard's Valley 6 37 

Windham 7 44 

WlLLlMANTIC 3 47 

Hartford, Providence, and Fishkill 
R.R. 

South Coventry 4 51 

Andover 4 55 

Bolton 4 59 

Vernon 4 63 

Union Village 4 67 

East Hartford 8 75 

Hartford 2 77 

(121) Providence to Stonington 

and New York. 
Via Stonington R. R. 

To Junction ". 4 

\Varwick 7 11 

(Greenwich 3 14 

Wickford 6 20 

Kingston 7 27 

Carolina 6 33 

Richmond 3 36 

Charleston 4 40 

Westerly 5 45 

Stonington 5 50 

Steamboat, 
New York 125 175 

(122) Providence to Newport. 

To Barrington g 

AVarren 6 14 

Bristol 4 18 

Portsmouth 6 24 

Newport 9 33 

(123) Providence to Fall RivKR. 

To South Sekonk 6 

North Swanzoy 3 9 

Swanzey '. 5 14 

Fall River 4 18 

(124) Providence to Kingston. 

To Piwtuxet 5 

Warwick 6 11 

East Greenwich 3 14 

Wickford 8 22 

Kingston 10 32 



ROUTES IN CONNECTICUT. 



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(125) Providence to N. London. 

To-xVatick 9 

Ceii.reviUe 2 11 

Coveauy 2 KJ 

W'c's! iji-eeiiwich 5 18 

Pi.ic Hill 4 i>2 

BiMud's Iron Works G 2d 

JJo;>!viinoii 6 34 

Ni)!Ui .- lonington, Couu 6 40 

Mi:>iic 6 40 

O.iure (..roton 3 49 

Gioiua 4 53 

Nku' LONDON I 54 

(12o> Providence to Thompson, 
Conn. 

To Fruit Hill 4 

GrcvuviUe 5 9 

Chi'packet 7 16 

TuoMP.soN 11 27 

(1^:7; Fall River to Newport. 

To Tivoton 6 

Portsmoulh 3 9 

New POUT 9 18 

CONNECTICUT. 

(12g) New Haven to New York. 

Kew York and JVew Haven R. R. 

ToMiltord 10 

StniUord 4 14 

Bridgeport 4 18 

Fainicld 5 23 

So ;ilip()rt 1 24 

W rttpurt 4 28 

Na.-.valk 4 32 

D.iii'ii 3 33 

SUniiwrd 5 40 

GrDOiiwich 5 45 

PortChester 2 47 

Bye 2 49 

IMaiiiiironeck 4 53 

New Uochelle 4 57 

Wi.'liains' Bridge G 63 

32d s:icet, N. Y 11 74 

New VoRK 2 7G 

(IJU) Hartford to New York. 
JVew Haoctv, Hartford, and Spring- 
field R. R. 

To Wethersfleld 5 

New IJrittiin 3 8 

Berlin* 3 11 

Meriden 7 18 

Walluj-ford 6 24 



North Haven 5 29 

New HAVENf 7 3t' 

New York, (see 128) 7G Hi 

IStenmbudt. 

t To New York 80— 11(5. 

* Brunch to xMiddleiown 10 m. 

(130) Hartford to Boston. 

To Windsor 7 

Windsor Locks G 13 

Warehouse Point 2 15 

Thoinpsonville 3 18 

Springkield 8 2C 

Boston, (,see 83) 98 124 

(131) Hartford to New Haven. 
Stage. 

To Wethersfield 4 

Rocky HUl 3 7 

Upper Middletown 5 12 

Middletown 2 14 

Durham 7 21 

Norlhford 7 28 

Fairhaven 10 38 

New Haven 2 40 

(132) Hartford to New London. 
R. R. via IVillimaiitic. 

To East Hartlord 2 

Union Village 8 10 

Vernon 4 14 

Bolton 2 IG 

Andover 6 22 

South C(jventry 5 27 

WiLLiM antic 3 30 

Spoffordsville 3 33 

Lebanon Crossings 5 38 

Morse's Mills 2 40' 

Yantic 1 41 

Norwich Plains 1 42 

Norwich 2 44 

Uncasville 7 51 

New London 7 58 

(133) Hartford to New London. 

To East Hartford 1 

Glastonbury 5 6 

Marlboro' 10 16 

Colchester 8 24 

Salem G .30 

Chesterfield G 36 

New London 8 44 

(134) Hartford to Norwich. 

To East Hartford 1 

Manchester 9 10 

3* 



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ROUTES IN CONNECTICUT, 



Bolton 4 14 

Andover 5 19 

Columbia 4 23 

Liberty Hill 4 27 

Lebiuioii 3 30 

Frauklin 7 37 

Norwichtown 3 40 

Norwich 2 42 

(135) Hartford to Westfield. 

To Bloomtield 6 

TariQViile 5 11 

Granby 4 15 

South wick, Mass. 7 22 

Westfield 5 27 

(136) Hartford to Canaan. 

To West Hartford 3 

Avon 7 10 

Canton 3 13 

CoUinsville 2 15 

New Hartford 6 21 

Wuichester 6 27 

Norfolk 10 37 

Canaan 6 43 

(137) N. Haven to Farmington. 

Conn. 

Canal R. R. 

To Hamden Plains 4 

Centreville 3 7 

Mount Carinul 2 9 

Cheshire 7 16 

Hitchcock's >- 4 20 

South ington Corners 2 22 

SoulhiMKlon 1 23 

Plaiuville* 5 28 

*'ar.minoton 3 31 

Avon 6 37 

Wealo-ue 3 40 

Simsbury 2 42 

Taritfvilie 3 45 

• Branch to CoUinsville 11.. 39 

(133) New Haven to N. London. 
2^. Hdifn and K London R. R. 

I'o Fair Haven 2 

East Haven 1 8 

Plantsville 2 5 

Branford 3 8 

Stonv Creek 3 11 

Quiiiora 5 16 

East Kiver 1 17 

MadiM.ii 3 20 

Clinton 3 28 

AVest Unmk 5 28 



Saybrook 9, ,<?1 

Connecticut Kiver ^""^ 

Lyme 1 .S4 

St)uth Lyme 4 .33 

East Lyme r> 48 

Niantic :> 46 

Waterford 2 4S 

New London 2 50 



(139) Allyn's PT.to Worce 

Norwich 

Greeneville 

Jt'wett City 

Plaiiitield 

Central Village 

Danielsonville 

Daysville 

Poml'ret 

Thonpson 

IMiUSon's 

Fisherville 

Wilson's 

Webster 

North Village 

Oxford 

Auburn 

Gnuid J unction 

Worcester 



1 51 
4 55 



(140) New London to Palmer. 
JVew London^ IVillimaiitic, and 

Palmer R. R. 
To Uncasville 7 



Norwich 7 

Norwich Plains 2 

Yantic 1 

Morse's Mills 1 

Lebanon Crossintcs 2 

Ppoffordsvilie 5 

WiLLlMANTIC 3 

Coventry 5 

Mansneld 3 

Tolland (i 

Stafford... 3 

Monwm 7 

Palmer 4 

(141) East Haddam to Norwich. 

To Mechimicsville 3 

Westchester 4 7 

Colchester 5 12 

Bozrahvillp 7 19 

Hozrah 2 21 

Norwichtown 4 25 

Norwich '-^ '-i7 



ROUTES IN CONNECTICUT NEW YORK. 



31 



(142) WiLUMANTic to Bristol, 

To Font h Coventry 3 

Andover 3 6 

Bolton 3 9 

Vernon G 15 

Manclu'Ster 4 19 

East Hartford 10 29 

Hartford 2 31 

Newington 8 39 

New Britain 3 42 

Plainville 3 4-, 

Forest ville 3 49 

Bristol 3 51 



(143) Bridgeport to Albany. 
Via Huusatonic R. R. 

ToSt<>pnuy 10 

Botsiord 5 15 

Newtown 4 19 

Huwlev ville 4 23 

Brooklleld 6 29 

New Milford 6 35 

Gay lord '8 Bridge 7 42 

Kent 6 48 

Cornwall Bridge 9 57 

West Cornwall 4 61 

Falls Village 6 67 

Canaan 6 73 

Sheffield 6 79 

Barringlon 6 85 

Van Deusenville 2 87 

West Stockbridge 8 95 

State Line 3 98 

Western R. R. 

Canaan 5 103 

East Chatham 5 108 

Chatliinn Tour Corners — 5 113 

Chatham Centre 4 117 

KinderlHiok 3 120 

Schodack 8 128 

Albany 8 136 

(144) Bridgeport to Winsted. 
J^iugatuck R. R. 

To Stratford 4 

Junction 1 5 

Derby 9 14 

Ansonia 2 16 

Humplireysville 4 20 

Nacgati I K 7 27 

Waterbiiry 5 32 

Waterville 3 35 



I Plyinonth 7 42 

' Camp's Mills 5 47 

I Litchfield Station 2 49 

Wolcottville 3 52 

I Burrvillo 5 .57 

I Winsted 5 02 

! (145) Noravalk to Danbury. 

To Wilton (via K. E.) 7 

Rid-erteld 5 12 

I)a>buky 12 24 

NEW YORK. 

(146) New York to Boston. 

JWm York and JVcw Haven R. R. 
32d street. New York 2 

Williams' Bridge 11 13 

New Rochelle 6 19 

Mamaroneck 4 23 

Kye 4 07 

Port Chester 2 29 

(Greenwich 2 31 

Stamford 5 36 

Dirien 5 41 

Norwaik 3 44 

Westport 4 43 

Southport 4 52 

Fairfield l 53 

Bridgeport 5 58 

Stratford 4 62 

Milford 4 G6 

New Haven IQ 76 

JV. Haven, Hartford, and Sprinir- 
Jield R. R. . 

North Haven 7 83 

WaUingford 5 fcS 

Merideh 6 94 

Berlin 7 loi 

New Britain 3 104 

Hartford 8 112 

Windsor 7 119 

Windsor Locks 6 125 

Warehouse Point 2 127 

Thompsonville 3 130 

Springfield 8 138 

fVcstem R. R. 

Wilhraham 6 144 

Palmer 9 153 

Warren 10 163 

West Brookfleld 4 167 

South Brookfleld 2 169 

Kast Brookfleld 3 172 

Spencer 2 174 

Charlton 5 179 



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ROUTES IN NEW YORK. 



Clappville 4 183 

V\'oKnLSTKR 9 19i! 

lioston and IVurcester R. R. 

finiiton 6 198 

'V\ fsthoro' 6 'J04 

Soiiihboro' 4 208 

A>lilarid 4 212 

rr.imiiiirham 2 214 

N:aick 4 218 

\'. est Needham 3 221 

Gniitviile 1 222 

W'. s;, Newton 5 227 

NiwtoDville 1 228 

>.'''>v toil Corner 1 229 

Hi .ri.U.n 2 231 

IJo.-rns 5 23G 

U IT; New York to Boston. 
Steamboat. 

To Nkw London 125 

AilYir.s Point 8 133 

jVurwich and Worcester R. H. 

Norwich 7 140 

Grt^tiiviile 1 141 

Jrwett City 9 150 

riainlield 6 1.5t> 

Ci.iral Village 3 159 

D mif Isoiiville G 1(55 

DaysviUe 3 168 

Pomfret 5 173 

Tln)m|)son 3 170 

JMasmi's 2 178 

Fisl.-rville 1 179 

Wilson 1 180 

Wi-lj3UT 3 183 

North Village 1 184 

Oxroni 4 188 

Aubiirn 7 195 

Jiinciion 3 198 

WOIU ESTER... 1 199 

Graflou fi 205 

Wcsiboro' 6 211 

SoiitlibMo' 4 215 

Aslihui.l 4 219 

Franiiii-ham 2 221 

Niitick 4 225 

West Neoiihani 3 228 

(.rantville 1 229 

VVi:.-l Nt'wton 5 234 

>.'t'\vtonviHe 1 235 

Nivvion Corner 1 2;Hi 

Hri;rliton 2 238 

Boston 5 243 

(148) New York to Boston. 
To Stoninoton, (Steamioat).. 125 



Stonineton R. R. 

Westerly 5 130 

Charleston 5 135 

Richmond Switch 4 139 

Carolina 3 142 

Kingston 6 148 

Wicklord 7 155 

(ownwich 6 161 

Warwick '. 3 164 

Junction 7 171 

Providence 4 175 

Boston and Providence R. R. 

Pawtucket 4 179 

Dodgfville 7 186 

.^ttieboro' 1 187 

Tobey's 5 192 

MansfiHd 2 194 

Foxboro' 2 196 

Sharon 4 200 

Canton 4 204 

Readville 5 209 

Jamaica Plain 5 214 

Roxbiiry 2 216 

Boston 2 218 

(1 19) New York to Boston. 
Steamboat. 

To Newport ITiS 

F.^LL River 19 184 

Fall River R. R. 

Miller's 3 187 

Assonet 6 193 

Myrick's 3 196 

HiLskin's 5 201 

Middleboro' 2 208 

Titicnt 4 207 

Bridge-water 4 211 

East and West Bridgewater 2 213 

Keith's Furnace 1 214 

PiainviUe 1 215 

North Bridgewater 3 218 

Eiist ^^toughton 3 221 

Randolph 2 223 

South Braintree 4 227 

Quincy 3 230 

Dorchester 4 234 

Boston 4 238 

(l.")0) New York to Boston. 
LovfT Island II. H. 

To Greenport (see 151) 96 

Steamboat. 

Allyn's Point 32 128 

Railroad. 
Boston, (see 147) 110 238 



ROUTES IN NEW YORK. 



33 



(151) Nkw York to Greenport. 

To Brooklyn 1 

Lun^ Mand R. R. 

Bedford 2 3 

East New York 3 6 

Union Course 3 9 

VVoodville 1 10 

Jamaica 2 12 

Bru8hville 3 15 

Hyde Park 3 18 

Hempstead Branch* 3 21 

Carl Place 2 23 

VVestbiiry 1 24 

HlcksviUe 3 27 

Farmingdale 6 33 

Deer Park 6 39 

Thompson 3 42 

Suffolk Station 3 45 

Lake Road 5 50 

Medford 6 5G 

Yapharik 5 61 

St. George's Manor 6 67 

Riverhead 8 75 

Jamesport 5 80 

Maltetucfc 4 84 

Cutchogue 3 87 

Hermitage 4 91 

Southold 1 92 

Greenport 4 96 

* Branch to Hempstead 2^—23 i. 

(152) N, York to Philadelphia. 

Steamboat. 

To Jersey City 1 

wVew Jersey R. R. 

Newark 8 9 

Elizabethtown 5 14 

Rahway 6 20 

Freeman's "^ 27 

New Brunswick 5 32 

;V. Brunswick and Trenton R. R. 

Kingston 13 43 

Princeton 4 49 

Trestos 10 59 

Morrisville, Pa. 1 00 

Philadelphia and Tr»nton R. R. 

Bristol 9 60 

Andalusia 4 73 

Coriiwoll's 2 75 

Tacony 5 80 

Philadelphia Depot 7 H7 

Philadklphia Exchange . 2 89 

(153) N. York to Philadelphia. 

Steamboat. 
To South Amboy 28 



Camden and Amloy R. R. 

South River 5 33 

Spotswood 5 38 

West's 4 42 

Prospect Plains 3 45 

Hightitown 4 49 

Centreville 4 53 

Newtown , 3 56 

Sand Hills 2 58 

BORDENTOWN 5 (33 

Kincora 4 67 

Burlington 4 71 

Rancocas River 6 77 

Palmyra 5 82 

Camden 7 89 

Steamboat. 

Philadelphia 1 90 

(154) N. York to Philadelphia. 

To Trenton, (see 152) 59 

Bordentown 7 66 

Philadelphia, (see 153,) .-27 93 

(155) N. Y. to Washington, D. C. 
To Philadelphia, (see 152). .89 

Baltimore, (see 257) 97 186 

Washington, (see 299) • . . . 40 226 

(156) New York to Troy. 
Stenmboat. 

To Manhattanville 8 

* Fort Lee 1 9 

Fort Washington 2 11 

Yonkers 6 17 

Hastings 3 20 

Dobb'sFerry 2 22 

*Piermont 2 24 

Tarrytowu 3 27 

*Nyack 2 29 

Sing Sing 4 33 

*Haverstraw 3 36 

Verplank's Point 5 41 

♦Caldwell's 3 44 

Peekskill 2 46 

Anthony's Nose 1 47 

♦West Point 5 52 

Cold Spring 1 53 

♦Cornwall 4 57 

Fish kill Landing 4 CI 

♦Newburo 

New Hamburg 6 67 

♦Milton .* 3 70 

Poi'ohkeepsie 4 74 

♦New Paltz 1 75 

HydePark 5 80 



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ROUTES IN KEW YORK. 



Staatsburg 3 83 

Rhint'beck Landing 7 DO 

• Kingston Landing 1 91 

Barrylown 4 95 

•Saiigerties 6 101 

♦Catskill 10 HI 

HiDsoN 5 116 

• Alliens 

Coluinbiaville 4 liiO 

*C(..\*tckie 4 124 

Kiiiderhouk Landing 3 1^*7 

• New B^^ltimore 4 131 

Schodack 2 133 

Coevman'a 1 134 

CaslJetun 3 137 

Overslauj^h 5 14iJ 

•Albany 3 115 

Greeiibush 

Troy 6 151 

Those marked thus ( * ) are on 
the west aide of the river. 

(157) Nkw York to Albany. 

^Tcw York and Harlem R. R. 

To3-'d street 3 

Yorkville 3 C 

Harkm 2 8 

Alolisville 2 10 

Morrisania 1 11 

Fordhatn 2 13 

Williams' Bridge 1 14 

Junction 1 15 

Hum's Bridge 2 17 

UnderhiU's 2 19 

Tuckahoe 1 20 

Hart's Comers 4 24 

White Plains 2 26 

Davis' Brook 3 29 

Unioiiville 3 32 

Pleasiintville 2 34 

Chape(|iia 2 36 

New Castle 4 40 

Bi'dlord 2 42 

Whitlocksville 3 45 

Golding's Bridge 2 47 

Purdv's 2 49 

Croton Falls 2 51 

SoulhtMSt 4 55 

Towners -. 4 59 

Palter^^on 4 03 

PawliiiKsville 4 C7 

Sovilh Dnvcr 6 73 

Dover Plains 7 80 



Araenia - 8 88 

Millerlon -8 96 

Boston Corners 7 103 

Hillsdale 9 112 

Copoke 3 115 

Ghent 13 128 

Chatham 4 Corners 2 ItlU 

Albany (see 166) 23 153 

(158) New York to Albany. 
Hudson River R. R. 

To31st8treet 3 

Manhultanville 5 8 

Spuytendevil Creek 5 13 

Voiikers 4 17 

Hastini^'S 4 21 

Doblts' Ferry 1 23 

Dearman 2 24 

Tarry town 3 27 

SiNo Sing 6 33 

Croton 3 36 

Peekskill 7 43 

Garrison 8 51 

Cold Spring 3 54 

Fishkill Landing 6 60 

Carthage 4 64 

New H amburg 2 66 

Barnegat 3 69 

PoiGIiKKEPSlE 6 75 

Hyde Park 6 81 

t^tiialsburg 4 to 

Khinebeck 6 91 

Red Hook 6 97 

lpj)er Red Hook 3 100 

Cierniont 5 105 

Livingston 5 110 

Hudson 6 116 

Stockport 4 120 

Sluyvesant 6 126 

Schodack 7 133 

Custleton 3 136 

Greenbush 8 144 

Albany 1 1-15 

Troy •••• 150 



(159) New York to Albany, 
Via J{ousatonic R. R. 
To Bridgepca-t, (see 146) . . .58 

Stepney 10 68 

BoUslord 5 73 

Newtown 4 77 

Hawleyville 4 81 

Brookfleld 6 87 



ROUTES IN NEW YORK. 



35 



Ncvy Miirord 6 03 

G ivlord's Bridore 7 100 

K<Mit 6 106 

Cunwall Bridcre 9 115 

W.v-ii Jitiwaii 4 119 

Falls Viiiiige (5 1-25 

Cmuiti () I:H 

SlR'tfi.fld, Mass. 6 1:J7 

Biiniirclou (5 143 

Van DoiisiMiville 2 14') 

West tjiockbridgc H ir)3 

Slate Line 3 l.')(i 

Cinaan 5 IGl 

E-irti Chatham 5 lOG 

Chatham Four Corners •••• 5 171 

Chitham Centre 3 174 

KuKlerhook 4 178 

Schodack 8 I8() 

Greonbush 7 193 

Ali?.\ny 1 194 

(100) POUQUKEEPSIE tO NeVV MiL- 

FORD, Conn, 

To Manchester Bridge 5 

Sprout Creek 4 9* 

Arthursburg 2 11 

Beekm m 4 15 

Poaa;hquag 2 17 

Pawlini,'s 7 24 

Quaker Hill 3 27 

Sherman, Conn 3 30 

New xMiLFORD 6 36 

(101) POUGHKEEPSIE tO WeST 

Cornwall, Conn. 

To Pleasant Valley 7 

Washington Hollow 5 12 

Washington 3 15 

Dover G 21 

South Amenia 6 27 

Amenia Union 3 30 

Sharon, Conn 5 35 

West Cornwall 6 41 

(162) Hudson to Great Barring- 

ton, Mass. 

To Claverack 4 

Smoky Hollow 4 8 

Hoffman's 4 12 

Hillsdale 4 10 

South Ei^remont, Mass 7 23 

Great Barrington 5 28 

(163) HiDsoN to West Stock- 

bridge, Mass. 
Hudson and Berkshire R. R. 
To Clavera«-.k 3 



Mellenville 4 7 

Client 5 12 

Chatham Four Comers .... 4 16 

Chapman's 5 21 

EdwiM-ds fi 27 

State Line 3 30 

West Stockbridge 3 33 

(104) Hudson to N. Lebanon Spa. 
To Edwards, (see 163) 27 

Stanre. 

New Lebanon 6 33 

New Lebanon Springs 1 34 

(105) Albany to Pitts field,Mas3. 

To Greenbush 1 

Schodack Centre 5 6 

Nassau 6 12 

Brainard's Bridge 4 16 

Moffit's Store 3 19 

Lew Lebanon 4 23 

New Lebanon Springs I 24 

PiTTSFrtLD, Mass 9 33 

(166) Albany to Boston. 
Albany mid JV. Stockbridge R. R. 

To Grecnbnsh 1 

Schodack 7 8 

Kinderhook 8 10 

Chatham Centre 3 19 

Chatham Four Cornera 4 23 

East Chatham 5 28 

Canaan 5 33 

State Line 5 38 

IVestern R. R. 

Richmond 3 41 

Shaker Village 5 46 

Pittsfield 3 49 

Dalton 5 54 

Hinsdale 3 57 

Washington 5 62 

Becket Station 3 65 

Chester Factory 9 74 

Chester Village 7 81 

Rus.scll 3 84 

Westfield 8 92 

West Springfield 8 100 

Springfield 2 102 

Wilbraham 6 108 

Palmer 9 117 

Warren 10 127 

West Brookfleld 4 131 

South Brookfield 2 133 

EastBrookfield 3 136 

Spencer 2 138 



36 



ROUTES IN NEW YORK. 



Charltou 5 143 

Clapp\ille 4 147 

Worcester 156 

Boston and Worcester R. R. 

GraAon 6 162 

Westboro' 6 168 

Southboro' 4 172 

Ashland 4 176 

Framingham 2 178 

Natick 4 182 

West Needham 3 185 

Grantville 1 186 

West Newton 5 191 

Newtonville 1 192 

Newton Corner 1 193 

Brighton 2 195 

Boston 5 200 

(1G7) Albany to Bkknikgton, Vt, 
Troy and Boston B. R. 

To Troy 6 

Decpikill 7 13 

Schaghticoke 5 18 

Buskirk's Bridge 9 27 

Eagle Bridge 2 29 

North lloosick 4 

Waloomsac 1 34 

State Line 2 36 

North Bennington 2 8S 

Bennington." 4 42 

(163) Albany to Rutland, Vt. 
Via Rutland & Washington R. R. 
To Eagle Bridge, (see 107). .29 

Waifs Corners 2 31 

Cambridge 3 34 

Shushan 6 40 

Salem 7 47 

Wc^t Rupert 6 53 

Rupert 2 5o 

Pawlct ^ 62 

Granville 8 65 

Poultney 8 

Castleton ^ 80 

Clarendon Spa 7 87 

Rutland 4 91 

(169) Albany to Coopkrstown. 

To Guilderlajid 9 

Dunnsville 6 15 

Duanesburg. 8 23 

Esperance 6 29 

Sloansville 4 33 

Carlisle 6 39 

Sharon 4 43 

Leesville 6 49 



Cherry Valley 8 55 

Middlefleld Centre 7 62 

Cooperstown 7 69 

(170) Albany to Unadilla. 

ToGuilderland 9 

Guilderland Centre 3 13 

Knowersvilie 4 1& 

Knox 5 21 

GallopviUe Q 27 

Schoharie 5 32 

East Cob leskiU 5 37 

Cobleskill •"> 42 

Richmond ville 5 47 

East Worcester • 6 53 

Worcester • 4 57 

Schenevus 5 62 

Maryland 4 66 

Colliersviile 7 73 

Oneonta 6 79 

Otego 9 88 

Creeksville 6 94 

Unadilla 4 98 

(171) C.VTSK1LL to CaNAJOHARIK. 

To Leeds 4 

Cairo 6 10 

Acra 3 13 

Winansville 4 17 

Durham 6 ^ 

Preston Hollow 4 27 

LivingstonviUe 4 31 

J'ranklinton 3 34 

Middleburg 6 40 

Schoharie 5 45 

Central Bridge 5 50 

Sloansville 3 53 

Charleston Four Corners • • . 5 58 

Root 5 63 

Spraker's Basin 4 6< 

Canajoharie 3 70 

(172) Catskill to Unadilla. 

ToLeeds 4 

Cairo 6 10 

Acra 3 13 

South Durham 3 IB 

Union. 6 22 

Windham Centre 2 24 

Windham 3 27 

Asliland - 29 

Pntteville » 3o 

Mooi-sville 4 39 

Stamford 8 47 

Hobart 4 51 

I South Kortright * 55 



ROUTES IN NEW YORK. 



37 



Bloomnlle 5 60 

Dklhi-"- 7 67 

West Meredith 7 74 

Groton 2 *i6 

Fraiikliii 5 81 

Sidney 10 91 

Unadilla 1 92 

(173) Albany to Saratoga 
Springs aud Whitehall. 
Mohaick and Hudson R. R. 

To Schenectady 16 

Haratoga and Schenectady R. R. 

Rexford Fiats 4 20 

Burnt Hilld 4 24 

Biiliston Centre 4 28 

Ballston 3 31 

Saratoga Springs 7 38 

Saratuira and fVashington R. R. 

Gaiise voort's 10 48 

Fori Edward 7 55 

Dunham's Basin 3 58 

Fort Ann 9 67 

CoiQSKjck's Landing 5 72 

Whitehall 6 78 

(174) Albany to Saratoga 
Springs and Lake Gkorgk. 

ToTjoy 6 

Reits.-itifaer and Saratoga R. R. 

WaterCurd 4 10 

Mechanicsville 8 18 

Ballston Spa 13 31 

Saratoga Spa 7 38 

Saratoga and fVashington R. R. 

Gansevoori's 10 48 

Fort Edward 7 55 

Stage. 

Sandy HiU 2 57 

Glenn's Falls 3 60 

Caldwell 9 69 

(175> Troy to Whitehall. 
Stage. 

To LansinG;burj^ 4 

Scbagticoke 10 14 

Easton 7 21 

Nortli Easton 3 24 

Greenwich 5 29 

South Aryyle 7 36 

Argyle 4 40 

NoilL Artryle 4 44 

South Hariford 5 49 

Hartlbrd 2 51 

North Granville 9 60 

Whitehall 8 68 



(176) Albany to Montreal, C. E. 
Summer route. 

To Saratoga Springs 38 

Whi«ehall, (see 173) 40 78 

Steamboat on Lake Champlain. 

Ticonderoga 24 102 

Crown Point 10 112 

Port Henry lo 122 

West Port 11 133 

Essex 12 145 

Biuiington, Vt 15 1 60 

Port Kent, N. Y 10 170 

Plattsburg 14 184 

Rouee's Point .26 210 

Isle aux Noix 11 221 

St. John's, C. E 14 235 

Bail road. 

La Prairie Sta 14 249 

St. Lambert 6 255 

Montreal 1 256 

(177) Albany to Montreal. 
Via Wkitehdll <tnd Burlington. 
To Whitehall, (see 173) ... .78 

State Line 6 84 

Fair Haven 2 86 

llydeville 2 SS 

Castleton 3 91 

Rutland 9 100 

Burlington, (see 54) 67 167 

Montreal, (see 55) 1»'2 269 

Albany to Montreal. 
Via Rutland & Wuiihington R.B. 

Salem, (see ICS.) 47 

To Castleton 53 80 

Rutland 11 91 

Burlington, (see 54) 67 158 

Montreal, (see 55) 102 260 

Albany to Montreal. 
Via Western Vermont R. R. 
To N. Bennington, (see 66), 3S 

Manchester 21 54 

\V;illiigford 21 SO 

Uutland 9 t^9 

B irlington, (see 54) 67 156 

.Montreal, (see 55) 1''2 258 

(17s) Plattsburg to Mo.ntreal. 

Via Plattsburg d: Montrtal R.R. 

To Beekinantown 

West Chazy 



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ROUTES IN NEW YORK. 



Sciota 

M.joers Village 

Mooers Junction* 

Heininingtbrd 

Slierriiiirtoji 

Pigcoiiiere" 

8t. Uenii 

Is dor ' 

Caughnawaga 

Ferry. 

Lacliine 

MONTUKAL 

* Jiin tion with Ogdensburg R. R. 

(179) Albany to Buffalo. 

Mohawk aiid Hudson R. R, 
To Schenectady 16 

IHica and Schenectady R. R. 

Hofhiiiiii'a 9 25 

Cnui.sville 3 28 

Ainsltrdara 4 32 

Tribes Hill 5 37 

Fonda 6 43 

Pl.r;,k(.T's 8 51 

Pal.aine Bridge 3 54 

Fort riiiia 3 57 

Palatine (Jhurch 3 CO 

Si. Juiiiisville- 3 03 

LiUlf lulls 10 7^ 

HerkinKT 6 71) 

Scluiyler 7 80 

Utua 8 94 

■Si/racitse and Utica R. R. 

Whilisboro' 3 97 

Oriskiiuy 4 10! 

Rome 7 108 

Vfioiia Centre 9 117 

Oiioida Depot 4 1'.>1 

Wami)Hville 3 124 

Can .^lola 3 127 

Cliilien.mgo 133 

M.iiiliiis 4 137 

SvRAdSK 10 147 

JiHbtim and Syracuse R. R. 

GedtU-s 2 149 

Cainilius 6 155 

Elbnd-e 8 103 

S^kaneatcles Junction 1 104 

Seiimt 4 l()8 

AiBiRN 5 173 

Auburnand Rochester R. R. 

CavuH'a Bridge 10 183 

iriclieca Falls 5 188 

Waterloo 4 192 

Geneva . 7 199 



Oak's Corners 5 204 

East V'ieuna 3 207 

West Vienna 1 208 

Clil'ton Springs 3 211 

Miorl's Mills 5 216 

Chapinsville 3 219 

Can:uidaigua 3 222 

Victor 9 231 

PilUslord 12 243 

Brighton 4 247 

Rochester 4 251 

Tonawanda R. R. 

" lurch ville... 14 265 

1 iJergen 4 269 

' Bvroa 7 276 

Batavia 7 283 

Alexander 8 291 

Attka -. 3 294 

Jittica and Buffalo R. R. 

Darien 6 300 

Alden 5 305 

Lancaster 10 315 

Buffalo 10 323 

(180) New York to Dunkirk. 
Steamboat. 

To Pierraont, (pier) 24 

J^'cic York and Erie R. R. 

Piermout, (town) 1 25 

Blativeltville 4 29 

Cliirksiown 4 33 

Si)rlug Valley 2 35 

IMonsey 2 37 

Sufferns 5 42 

Ramapo Works 2 44 

Sloaisburg 1 45 

M oinoe Works 6 51 

Wilkes' 3 54 

Turner's ..3 57 

Monroe 3 60 

Oxlord 2 63 

Chester* 3 65 

( • oshen 5 70 

New Hampton 4 74 

Middletown 3 77 

Howell's 3 80 

CUisville 5 85 

ShinHolIow 7 92 

Port Jek\is 6 98 

Stairway Brook 9 107 



Pond Lddy . 
Barry ville.... 
l.ackawaxen 
Must Hojie... 
Narrowsburg- 



2 109 

7 116 

4 120 

6 126 

6 132 

• Branch to Newburg, (see 183.) 



ROUTES IN NEW YORK. 



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Cohecton 8 140 

Calicoun 5 115 

Hnnkins 7 15-2 

Etiiiiiuiuk 11 W.i 

StcK-kport G 101) 

Cheliocton 4 173 

Duposil 13 18(5 

G»iir Summit 8 194 

LiUK'shoro' & '2i)-2 

Great Bi?nd 9 211 

Windsor 9 '2-20 

Bl.Nrt HAMTON 5 2-23 

tlaioii 9 234 

C:mipville 6 240 

0\vi:«o 7 247 

Tiou:i Centre 6 253 

Pmltliboro' 4 257 

Barton 2 259 

Factorwille 7 266 

Chfinung 4 270 

Weilsbui-g 6 276 

Elmira 7 283 

Biff Flnts 9 29-2 

Ensi Painted Post 4 296 

CoRNiNa 3 299 

Painted Post 2 301 

Coopfr's 4 305 

Camiibelltown 6 311 

Mud Creek 5 316 

Bath 6 322 

Kenned vsville 4 326 

Goff's Mills 5 331 

Howard 3 334 

HORNKLLSVILLE 9 343 

Almond 5 348 

Baker's Bridge 4 3.52 

Andover 8 360 

Genesee 9 369 

Scio 4 373 

Phillipsville 4 377 

Belvidere 3 3H(i 

Friendship 5 385 

Cuba 9 394 

Hinsdale 5 399 

Olean 7 406 

Alleghany 4 410 

Nine Mile Creek 4 414 

Great Valley 8 422 

Little Valley 11 433 

Albion 6 439 

Dayton 9 448 

Perrysbursh 3 451 

Smiib'8 iVlUis 7 4.58 

Forestville 4 462 

J)UNK1RK 8 470 



(181) Nkw York to Bltfalo. 



R. 

287 
288 
296 
302 
305 
311 
310 
320 
323 
327 
331 
334 
339 
343 
351 
880 
423 
454 



ria J\rew York and Erie R. 

To Elmira, (see 186) 283 

Junction 4 

Ho.seheads 1 

Millport 8 

H avana 6 

Jefferson 3 

Rock Sli eani 6 

ritarkey 5 

lleuirtHls 4 

.Milo Centre 3 

Penn Van 4 

Benton 4 

IJellona 3 

Gorhara 5 

(lopewell 4 

Canandaigua 8 

KocHESTEii, (see 170) '29 

Attica 43 

Buffalo :^>1 

(181i) Nkw York to Bi'ffalo. 
Via Otcego and Jtluicn. 

To Owego (see ISU) '247 

Cdyuga a)td Susquehanna R. B. 

South Candor 5 "262 

Candor 5-257 

Wilseyville 4 '261 

Pussleys 5 '266 

Ithaca 13 279 

SU'itmboat 0)1 Cayuga L>ik^, 

Cay uga . • o7 316 

Bl'ffalo, (see 179) ...... .142 458 

(IS'2) Ni:w YoKK to Buffalo. 
Via Buffalo and A". Y. L'i/;/ Ji. R. 
To IIoknellsville, (180). .343 

Uurns 9 362 

Whitney's Val!ev. . . .'. 4 866 , 

Nunila ' 11 367 

I'orta-e 6 873 

Castile 4 377 

Gainesville 4 381 

Warsaw 6 337 

Middlebury 5 392 

Linden •• 4 396 

Attica 7 403 

Darien City 5 403 

Darien 2 410 

Alden 5 415 

Town Line 5 420 

Lanc;ister 5 425 

Buffalo 10 435 

6* 



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ROUTES IN NEW YORK. 



(183) Newburo to Chester. 
J^ewburg Branch R. R. 

Van's 6 

Salisbury 4 IC 

Wa-sliinj^onville 2 U 

Craitrville 5 17 

Chestkr 2 IE 

(184) Amsterdam to Sagevillk. 

To Pprth 6 

VaU's Mills 3 J 

Broaaalbin 1 ^^ 

UnionMills 4 |- 

Northunipton 5 1*. 

Osborne's Bridge 6 2; 

NORTIIVILLE 3 -( 



(185) Cherry Val, to Syracuse. 



To East Springfield 

Sprini^field 

Warren 

Richfield 

Winfield 

Bridgewater 

Sangertield 

Madison 

Monisville 

Nelson 

Cazenovia 

Oran 

Manliiis 

Fnyetteville 

Dow i it 



3 



Syracuse 5 7 

(ifeC) COOPERSTOWN to ItIIACA. 

To Oaksville 5 

Burlington 

West Burlington 

EdmesUin 3 

Columbus 9 

Sherburne 6 

Smyrna * 

Otselic 11 

De Ruyter 9 

Cuyler ^ 

Truxton ° 

Homer 10 

Corti.andt - 

McLean » 

Dryden ^ 

Varna 



(187)Cooperstown to UsADILtA 
and Ithaca. 

To Flarvvick Seminary 4 

Milford -4 8 

Milford Centre 6 14 

Colliersville 4 18 

Oneonta 6 24 

Otego 9 33 

Unadilla 10 43 

SidneyPlains 5 48 

Bainbridge 5 53 

Coventry ville 7 60 

3 63 



3 72 
8 80 
3 83 
3 86 
8 94 
6 100 



Coventry 

Greene 

Geneganslet 

Whitney's Point 

Lisle 

Centre Lisle 

Richland 

Caroline 

Slatersville 3 103 

Ithaca 9 112 



(188) Binghaktos to Utica. 

To Chenango Forks U 

Greene 7 18 

Oxford 14 32 

Norwich 8 40 

North Norwich 6 46 

Sherburne 5 51 

Earlville 5 56 

Haniiltou 6 62 

ISlndison J 69 

Waterville 

Paris 

New Hartford 

Utica 



6 84 



Ithaca 4 102 



(189) Ithaca to Utica. 

, To Varna 4 

Dryden 8 

McLean 4 

Cortlandt 6 

Homer r; 

Truxton •••• lO 

Ciivler 8 

De"Kiivter 4 

New Woodstock ' 

Erieville • ^ 

Eat(m ' 

Madison Jj 

Waterville ■' 

Paris !? 

New Hartford 

I Utica 



12 

16 

22 

24 

34 

42 

46 

53 

58 

7 65 

6 71 

9 80 

6 86 

6 92 

4 96 



ROUTES IN NEW YORK. 



41 



(lOO) ITHA.CA to Syracuse. 

To Varaa 4 

Drvden 8 12 

Moi.eaii 4 1(> 

Corllandl 6 -2-2 

Hv,i(ier 2 24 

lAiia: York 4 28 

Pivijie 3 :U 

T.a.y 5 3G 

Tu.;y V:iliey 4 41) 

c\uai!f :j 4:{ 

OiiJiKi i^a Hoilow 8 51 

Syrxccsk 4 55 

(l'Jl> ItSaca to Auburn. 

To Soiitli Limsiiig 8 

Lii.li .wviUe 2 10 

i-.aiisiij>,^viile 3 13 

Five Cijiinsrs 3 16 

Kiii^'*s ferry 5 21 

Ledyard 2 23 

Pop! ir Ridge 3 2li 

Sherwood's Comers 2 28 

Scipioviile 1 29 

Tlu! Miaare 3 32 

Fieiiiiii-c 3 35 

Aris. KN 4 39 

(li;»-2) Ithaca to Waterloo. 

To Jacksonville • 8 

Tru.n.uisljurg 3 11 

Covort 3 14 

Farmer 4 18 

Lndi 5 23 

Ovid 5 28 

Romulus 6 34 

Varick •••• 3 37 

Wesi Fayette 4 41 

VVatkrloo 6 47 

(193) Ithaca to Hornkllsvillk. 

ToEiiflield 6 

Mecldeiiburg 6 12 

Reynoidsville 4 Iti 

Burdetle 6 22 

Jetferson 5 27 

Redd.ug 3 30 

Pino Grove 4 34 

Tyrone 4 38 

Urb.iuna 9 47 

Bath 8 55 

Kermed vaville 4 59 

Goff'3 ■fills 5 04 

Howard 3 G7 

UORNKLLSVILLE 10 77 



(194) Bath toGKNEVA. ' 

To Urbarina 8 

Wayne ■•• 9 17 

Har''in^tou li 23 

Pknn Van 9 32 

Benton 8 40 

Geneva 8 48 

(195) Corning to Bataa'ia. 

Buffalo, Corning, and JV^. Y. R. R, 

To Painted Post 2 

Coopers Plains 2 4 

Campbell 5 9 

Bath 11 20 

Kennedy villc 4 24 

Avoca 4 28 

Wallace's 3 81 

Liberty 5 m 

Wayland 10 4C 

Spring Water 6 52 

Conesus 5 57 



(196) Elmcottvillk to Rochks- 

TKR. 

To Franklinville 13 

Farmersville 5 18 

Rushlord 7 25 

Centreville 7 32 

Pike 8 40 

Kast Pike 4 44 

Castile 4 48 

Perry 6 54 

Moscow 7 Gl 

(iENESEO 6 G7 

South Avon G 73 

Avon 2 75 

West Rush 5 80 

Rush 3 83 

Henrietta 5 88 

Rochester 7 95 

(197) <3lEAN to GKNEdliO. 

To Hinsdale G 

Cuba ~ 13 

Friendship 8 21 

llobbieville 5 20 

An<^elica 5 31 

Allen 6 37 

Grove 6 43 

Nunda 8 51 

Oakland 3 54 

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ROUTES IN NEW YORK. 



Brookes' Grove 5 59 

Mouut Morris 7 C6 

GENtSEO 6 7'-' 

(198; Gknksko to Canandaioua. 

To Lakevillo 6 

Livonia 4 10 

Richinond MUls 4 14 

Allen's .Mills 3 17 

Bristol 5 2-2 

Canandaioua 9 31 

(199; Geneseo to Buffalo. 

To Moscow 6 

Perry 7. 13 

Perry Centre 2 15 

Warsaw 8 23 

OranL?eville 6 29 

Johns^uuburg 4 33 

Shekluu 4 37 

Wales 7 44 

Willink. 6 50 

East Hamburg G 56 

Buffalo 12 6d 

(200) BrFFALo to Batavia, 

To Willianrisville 10 

Clarence 8 18 

Newslead 4 22 

Pembroke 4 26 

East Pern broke 6 32 

BATAV.IA 7 39 

(201) Buffalo to Ekib, Pa. 
Biifalo and State Line JR. R. 

To RodiTors Road 10 

IS Mile Creek 5 1.^ 

Evans Center 7 22 

Latcran-e T 29 

Silver t reek 2 31 

DUNKlltK 10 41 

Centerviile... 10 51 

Westville. 6 57 

Quinev. 8 <jb 

Statk Line. 4 69 

Erie and North East R. R. 

North East 4 78 

Harbor Creek 7 SO 

Ekii: 8 8S 

(202) Bi ffalo to Niagara Falls 

and Y0UNG6TOWN. 
Buffalo and Niagara Falls R. R. 
To Black Rock 3 



Tonawanda 8 11 

Niagara Falls 11 22 

Lockport and J^iagara Falls R. R. 

Junction Lewiston R. R 6 SB 

Lewiston 3 31 

Stage. 

YOUNOSTOWN 6 37 

(203) Buffalo to Queenston, 
C. W. 

Steamboat, 

To Chippewa 20 " 

Railroad. 

Niagara Falls 3 23 

Drummondsville 1 24 

Queenston 6 30 

(204) Buffalo to Chicago, III. 

Steamboat, 

To Dunkiik 43 

Erie, Pa. 48 91 

Ckjnneaut, Ohio 30 121 

Ashtabula 14 135 

Fairport 33 168 

Cleveland 30 198 

Huron 45 243 

Sandusky 14 2.57 

Amhersiburg, C. W 52 309 

Detroit, Micu 20 329 

Fort Gratiot 70 399 

Point au Barques 85 484 

Thunder Bay 70 554 

Presqiie Isle 80 634 

Mackinaw 05 699 

Beaver Islands 50 749 

Manitou Islands 45 794 

MiLWAUKiE, Wis. 150 944 

Racine 25 969 

Southport 13 982 

Chicago 57 1039 

(205) Buffalo to Ogdensburo. 

Railroad. 

To Lewiston, (see 202) 31 

Steamboat. 

Rochester 90 121 

Oswego 55 i76 

SackeU's Harbor 40 216 

Kingston, C.W 30 246 

Clayton, N, Y. 22 268 

Alexiuidria 15 283 

Morristown 23 30ti 

O0DEN8BUR0 12 318 



ROUTES IN NEW YORK. 



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(206) Buffalo to Albany. 
Attica and Buffalo R. R. 

To Luucaster 10 

Aldeu 10 20 

Daricn 5 25 

Attica 6 31 

Tonawanda R. R. 

Alexander / . • 3 34 

Batavia 8 42 

Byron 7 49 

Beriren 7 5(5 

Church ville 4 (iO 

ROCIIKSTKR 14 74 

Auhiiriiand Rochester R. R. 

Brighton 4 78 

Pittsfora 4 82 

Victor 12 94 

Canandaigua 9 103 

Chapinsville 3 lOG 

Short's Mills 3 109 

Clifton Springs 5 114 

West Vienna 3 117 

East Vienna 1 118 

Oak's Corners 3 121 

Geneva 5 12G 

Waterloo 7 133 

Seneca Falls 4 137 

Cayuga Bridge 5 142 

Auburn 10 152 

.6uburn and Sijracusc R. R. 

Sennet 5 157 

Skaneateles Junction 4 161 

Elbridge 1 162 

Camillas 8 170 

Geddes 6 176 

Syracuse 2 178 

Syracuse and Utica R. R. 

Manlius 10 188 

Chittenango 4 192 

Canastota C 198 

Wampsville 3 201 

Oneida Depot 3 204 

Verona Centre 4 208 

Rome 9 217 

Oriskany • • •. • 7 224 

Whitesboro' 4 228 

Utica 3 231 

Utica and Schenectady R. R. 

Schuyler •• 8 239 

Herkimer 7 246 

Little Falls 6 252 

St. Johns ville 10 262 

Pfilatine Cluirch 3 265 

Fort Fiaiii 3 2(i8 

Palatine Bridge 3 271 



Spraker's 3 274 

Fonda 8 282 

Tribes Hill 6 288 

Amsterdam 5 293 

Cranesville 4 297 

Hoffman's 3 300 

SCHENKCTADY 9 309 

Mohawk and Hudson R. R. 

Albany 16 325 

. (207) Batavia to Lockport. 

ToOakfield 8 

Alabama 6 14 

Royalton 13 27 

Lockport 6 33 

(20S) Rochester to Lockport and 

Niagara Falls. 

Rochester, L.. and Al F. R. R. 

To Spencerport 10 

.\dauis Basiu 2 12 

Brockport 5 17 

Holley 5 22 

Murray ■'' 25 

Albion 5 30 

Medina 10 40 

Middleport 5 45 

Mabee's 4 49 

Orangeport 2 51 

Lockport 5 56 

Tonawanda . 

Pekin 10 66 

Suspension Bridge 8 74 

Niagara Falls . " 2 76 

Buffalo, (see 202) 22 98 

(209) Rochester to Lockport. 

To Greece 6 

Parma 5 11 

Clarkson 7 18 

Murray 7 25 

Gaines 9 34 

West Gaines 4 38 

Oak Orchard 3 41 

Ridgeway 3 44 

Johnson's Creek 7 51 

Hartland 3 54 

Wright's Comere 7 61 

Lockport 4 65 

(210) Rochester to Weedsport. 

To Brighton 3 

Pittstbrd 4 7 

Egypt 6 13 

Macedon 8 21 



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ROUTES IN NEW YORK. 



Palmyra 4 

Eiust Piilmyra 4 

Nc'Wiiik 4 

I'.vtiiis 6 

Ciydo 7 

iMniiU'zutna 11 

P-"tmron 5 

W ICKDSFORT 3 



(-11) Canandaigua to Batavia 

T.) CVnUvfield 3' 

K.st Hloomfield 5 

^\Yst Bluoinfield 

j^ima — 

K-i.st Avon 

Avon — 



Mexico 5 

Union Square ." 4 

Albion ' 7 

Williamstown 5 

West Camden g 

Camden 5 

RJcConnellsville 4 

Pine 7 



C ili'iionia 7 

I-e Uoy 7 

t-'latlord 7 

Batavia 6 54 

(21iJ) Auburn to Cortlandt. 

To Owasco 8 

r^'il^s 5 

>ioriivia 7 ; 

I^ocke 3 i 

Summer Hill 6 S 

Homer 8 ', 

Cortlandt 2 ; 

(213) Auburn to OswKao. 

Toijieunet 5 

^^■L■ed^;j)o^t 3 

Calo 8 

Cato Four Corners 2 

Ira 4 

Hannibal 8 

Kinney's Corners 3 

Oswego 8 

CiU) Oswego to Rochester. 

To North Sterling 12 

Lillle Sodus 3 

Red Creek 6 

VVoicolt 5 

Huron 5 

Alton G 

Sodis 4 

Williamson 5 

Ontario 5 

Websler 9 

Ro(:Ht;.sTER 13 

(•21.5) OswEoo to Rome. 
To Scriha 4 



Rome 10 64 

(216) Syracuse to Oswkgo. 

Fia Oswego and Syracnse R. R. 

To Baldwinsville 12 

l^amsoii's 5 17 

rtilton 7 04 

Oswego 11 35 

(2ri7) Syracuse to Auburn. 

To Geddes 2 

illus 6 8 

4 12 



New Haven. 



C!l 

Marcellus.. 
Skaneateles 
Auburn 7 §5 

(218) Syracuse to Watertowm. 

To Salina 2 

Cicero 8 10 

Brewerton 4 14 

Central Square 3 17 

Hastings 6 23 

Colosse 3 26 

Union Square 3 29 

Richland ." 8 37 

Sandy Creek c 43 

Mansville 5 43 

Piei repont Manor 2 50 

Adams .\ 5 55 

Adams Centre 3 58 

Appling 4 62 

Watertovvn G 68 

(219) Utica to Sackett's Harbor- 

To South Trenton 9 

Trenton* - . 4 13 

Renisen 4 17 

A kler Creek 5 22 

Booneville {» 31 

Leyden tj 37 

Tuiin 5 42 

Houseville 4 4(5 

Martin.sburg ..4 50 

1-owville 3 .53 

Slowe's Square 3 56 

Denmark 6 62 



6 10 [ Champion 6 



ROUTES IN NEW YORK. 



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Rutland .,... 6 74 

VVatertown •••• 6 80 

Brownville 4 84 

Sackett's Harbor ... 8 92 

* Trenton Falls 2 miles. 

(220) Rome to Cape Vincent. 

To Stokes 8 

West Branch 5 13 

Ava 4 17 

WestLeyden 5 22 

ConstableviUe 6 28 

Turin 5 33 

Houseville 4 37 

Martinsbiirg 4 41 

Lowville 3 44 

Stowe's Square 3 47 

Denmark 6 53 

Champion 6 59 

Rutland 6 65 

Watertovvn 6 71 

Brownville 4 75 

Dexter 3 78 

Limerick 1 79 

Chaumont 6 85 

Three Mile Bay 3 88 

Cape Vincent 8 96 

(221) Rome to Ogdensburg. 

To Denmark, (see 220) — 53 

Carthage 6 59 

Wilna 5 64 

Antwerp 12 76 

Somerville 7 83 

Gouverneur 5 88 

Richville 7 95 

DeKalb 8 l(i3 

Heuvelton 8 111 

Ogdensburg 7 118 

(221i) Rome to Watertown. 

Rome and Watertown R. R. 

To Pine 6 

McConnellsviUe 7 13 

Camden 5 18 

West Camden 5 23 

Williamstown 5 28 

Kasoag 3 31 



Sand Banks 6 37 

Richland 5 42 

Pierrepont 12 54 

Adams 5 59 

Watertown 13 72 

(222) Rome toSACKETT's Harbor. 

To Lee 7 

Taberg 4 11 

Florence 9 20 

Redfield 10 30 

Loraine 18 48 

Adams 5 53 

North Adams 7 60 

Sackett's Harbor 5 65 

(223) Ogdensburg to Platts- 

BURQ. 

To Flackville 8 

Canton 10 18 

Potsdam 11 2Q 

Malone 37 66 

Chateaugay 12 78 

Wrightsville 8 86 

Ellenburg 5 'bl 

Farrel Place 15 106 

Plattsburg 12 118 

(224) Ogdensburg to Rouse's Pt. 

Via A^orthern R. R. 

To Lisbon 9 

Madrid 8 17 

Potsdam 8 25 

Stockholm 3 28 

Brasher's Falls 



7 35 

Lawrence 6 41 

Moira 6 47 

Brush's Mills 3 49 

Bangor 6 55 

Malone 6 61 

Buike 8 69 

Chateaugay 4 

Ellenburg 16 

Chazy 6 

CcnlreviUe 8 103 

Mooers 3 106 

Champlain 8 114 

I Rouse's Point 4 118 



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95 



46 



ROUTES IN CANADA. 

Lyiii;? immediately on the northern borders of the Union, and itiliab- 
itf ' by the s:\me race, the Canadas are so intimately connected with our 
CDiumerce and travel, that a work of this kind would not be conij)lete 
wiUioiil containing the routes connecting the chief marts of both. The 
greiii highway of intercourse is the St. Lawrence and its niimtioiis 
afilut-nt^. In many cases the navigation of these has been improved by 
m(;a:is of canals and locks, so that where rapids formerly interrupted the 
sailing of vessels no such obstacle is now a hindrance. In the uitrriur, 
conni'Ciinii; with the ports of the great water communication, st-versU 
railrunds have been built, and the system of post-roads is excellent. 
The titcililies thus afforded, and which are constantly being incretifced 
by lU'W enterprises, must contribute much to a closer connvction, and 
to (lie most vital interests of commerce. The insertion of the follow- 
ing routes, therefore, will no doubt be convenient to those travelij, on 
business or pleasure. 



ROUTES IN CANADA. 



43 



(225) Toronto to Niagara. Falls 
and Blffalo. 

Steamboat. 

To Niagara 36 

Queeuston 7 

Railroad. 

Drurainondsville fi 

Ni.KQARA Falls I 

Chippewa 3 

Steamboat. 

BurfALo 20 

(,22<)) Toronto to Niagara 
Stage, 

To Cooksville 16 

Trafalgar 7 

Palermo 7 

Hamilton 17 

Pt'.ny Creek 6 

Bf'amsvilie 16 

Jordim 7 

Bt. Catharines* 8 



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Queenston 15 99 

Niagara 7 106 

• Niagara 13—37. 

(227) Toronto to Amhkrstburo. 

To Hamilton, (see 226) 47 

Ancaster 7 54 

Brantford 17 71 

Burford 10 81 

Woodstock 17 98 

Oxford 10 108 

London 22 130 

Westminster 6 136 

Delaware 6 142 

Ekfrid 11 153 

Mosa 12 165 

Tliamesvillo i;> 180 

Chatham 15 195 

Windsor 52 247 

Sandwich 2 249 

Amiiicrstburo 15 264 



ROUTES IN CANADA. 



47 



(228) Toronto to Montreal. 

Steamboat. 

To Coburg 80 

Kinjfstoii 105 185 

Brocksville 55 240 

Ogdeiisburff 13 253 

Corijwall 60 313 

Liichine 62 375 

Montreal 9 384 

(229) Toronto to Montreal. 

ToScarbro 11 

Pickering 11 22 

Ddriiiii-ton 20 42 

Cl.iike 10 .52 

Port Hope 11 r)3 

Cobiirg 7 70 

Colborne 15 So 

Briubton 8 93 

River Trent 10 103 

Belleville 12 115 

Napjiiice 25 140 

Mill Creek 12 152 

Kingston 13 105 

Ganaiioque 20 185 

Youge 23 208 

Brockville ^ 9 217 

Maitland (5 223 

Prescott 7 2,30 

Matilda 15 245 

West William?bm-g 8 2.53 

East Williamsburg 8 261 

Dickinson's Landing 9 270 

Cornwall II 281 

Coteau Landing 34 315 

Cedars 10 325 

Lachine 28 353 

Montreal 9 362 

(230) Montreal to Quebec. 

Steamboat. 

To Varennes 15 

Winiam Henrv 35 .50 

St. Francis .. .■ 32 82 

TbreeRivers 8 90 

St.. Antie 25 115 

Richelieu Rapids 20 135 

Cap Sant^ 15 l.iO 

Point an Trembles 10 100 

Cape Rouge 13 173 

QUEBEC 8 181 

(231) Montreal to Quebec. 

Stage. 
To Apertigny 18 



LaValtrie H 32 

B'^'ithier 18 50 

Maskinonge 16 66 

R. du Loup 8 74 

Yamachiche 5 79 

Three Rivers 17 !t6 

Chumplain 1.1 luD 

Biitiscan Bridge 10 | ! 9 

St. Amie : 8 l-i7 

Crondines 9 i;',(5 

Descbambault 6 142 

PortNeuf 6 143 

Cap Sant<!! 7 1.55 

Point au Trembles 12 167 

Quebec 'jo 187 

(232) Mo:4treal to 2n"e\v York. 

To SL Johns, (see 55) 21 

Rouse's Point. N. Y 'Jo 44 

Burlington, Vt. rjS 102 

Rutland, (see 54) 67 1 G9 

Troy, N. Y., (see 66) 83 2.52 

Albany 6 2.53 

Hutlson, (see 158) 2'.> 287 

Pouirhkeepsie — 41 323 

Nk.wYork 75 403 

,(233) Montreal to Boston. 

To St. John's, (see 55) 21 

Rouse's Point, N. Y. 23 44 

Burlinston. Vt. 5S 102 

Uutland, (see 54) 67 169 

Fitchburg 118 287 

Boston 50 331 

(234) Quebec to Augusta. 

To St. Mary 33 

St. Joseph 12 45 

St. Francis 16 61 

St. Charles 8 69 

StateLine, Me 26 95 

Moose River 20 115 

Jackman's 10 125 

The Fork's 19 144 

Carritunk 9 1.53 

INIoscow 6 1.59 

Bingham 12 171 

Solon 5 176 

Erabden 3 179 

Anson 5 184 

Norridgewock 12 196 

Bloomfield 7 203 

Water\iUe 14 217 

Augusta 18 235 



48 



R0X7TES IN NEW JERSEr. 



NE"W JERSEY. 

0H5; New York to Paterson and 

Sukfern's. 

Paterson and Hudson River R. R. 

To Jersey City 1 

Seacauciis 4 5 

Boiling Spring 4 It 

Pas.'^iiic Bridge 2 U 

Aquackanonk 1 12 

Ackennan's 1 13 

Paterson 4 17 

Paterson and Ramapo R. R, 

River Road 2 19 

Rock Road 2 21 

Godwinville 1 22 

Hohokus 2 24 

Allendale 2 2(5 

Ramsey's 2 28 

Wanmaker's 3 31 

Suffern's ■••• 1 32 

(236) New York to Easton, Pa. 

yia Morristown. 

To Jersey City 1 

Newark 8 9 

Morris and Essex R. R. 

Oran'^e 5 14 

Millville 6 20 

Summit 3 23 

Chatham 3 2G 

Madison 2 28 

Morristown 5 33 

Stage. 

Mendham 7 40 

Chester 6 4(5 

Germm Valley 4 50 

Schoolky's Mountain 2 52 

PletLsant Grove...j 3 55 

AndiTSun 5 GO 

Manstield 2 G2 

New Vill!i-e 6 66 

StewartsvUle 2 70 

Easton 6 7(5 

(237) New York to Easton, Pa. 

Via Somerville. 

To Jersey City* 1 

Newark 8 9 

Elizabelhtown 5 14 

Central R. R. 

Cranesville 5 19 

Westfleld 2 21 

Feltville 2 23 

Scotch Plains 1 24 

Plainfleld 2 20 



Now Market 3 29 

Hound Hrook 4 33 

Somerville 5 38 

North Brmich 4 42 

VVhitellouse 5 47 

Stage. 

liCbanou 5 52 

Clinton 3 55 

PerryviJle 3 58 

Bethlehem 3 61 

Hloomsburg 4 65 

SiillValley 3 68 

Easton, Pa 4 72 

* Steamboat to 
Elizabethport 15 miles. 
Elizabelhtown 2 — 17. 

(238) New York to Milford,Pa. 
To Morristown, (see 236). • .33 

Suckasunny 10 43 

Stanhope 5 48 

Lockwood 2 50 

Andover 4 54 

Newton 6 60 

LaFavette 5 65 

Augus'ta 3 68 

Branchville ••■. * 2 70 

Tattle's Comer 5 75 

Hainsville 5 80 

Mont;igue 4 84 

Milford,Pa 2 86 

(239) Paterson to Milford, Pa. 

To Pompton 9 

New Foimdland 9 18 

Stockholm 4 22 

Hamburg 9 31 

Deckertowu 5 36 

Libertyville 3 39 

Montiigue 12 51 

Milford,Pa 2 53 

(240) Newark to Dover. 

To Bloomfield 5 

West Bloomlield 2 7 

Caldwell 3 10 

Pine Brook 4 14 

Piu^ippany 4 18 

DennviUe 4 22 

Rockaway 1 23 

Dover 2 25 

(241) Newton to Easton, Pa. 

To Freedom 4 

Cratilude 3 7 

Johudonburg 5 12 



ROUTES IN NEW JERSEY. 



49 



Hope 6 18 

Sarepta-.t 5 23 

Belvidere 4 27 

Rocksburgh 4 31 

Harmony 2 33 

Easton 6 39 

(5M2) Nkw Brunswick to Lam- 

BERTSVILLE. ' 

To Six Mile Run 6 

Rocky Hill... 6 12 

Blaweiibiug 4 16 

Hopewell 4 20 

Woodsville 4 24 

Lambertsville G 30 

QM3) New Brunswick to Long 
Branch. 

To South River 5 

Old Bridge 2 7 

Middlelown Point 9 IG 

Key Port 2 13 

Middletown 5 23 

RedBauk 5 28 

Shrewsbuiy 2 30 

Eatontou 1 31 



Long Branch — 



3 34 



(244) Trenton to Belvidere. 

To Penniiiirton 8 

Woodsville 5 13 

Ringoe's G 19 

Flemington 6 25 

Quakertowa G 31 

PiUstown 2 33 

Sidney 2 35 

Clinton 2 37 

Clarksville 5 42 

New Hampton 2 44 

Mansfield 3 47 

Oxford Furnace 3 50 

Belvidere 5 55 

(245) Trenton to New York. 

Railroad. 
To New York, (see 254) 59 

(246) Trenton to Philadelphia. 

Via Bristol, Pa. 
To Philadelphia, {see 2o4) 30 

(247) Trenton to Philadelphia. 

Fia Burlington. 

ToBordeutowo 7 

Philadelphia, (see 256) 27 34 



(348) Philadelphia to Mt.'Hollt. 

To Camden 1 

Moorestown 9 10 

Runcocus 6 16 

Mount Holly 4 20 

(249) Philadelphia to Tucker- 

ton. 

To Camden 1 

Moorestown 9 10 

Marlton 2 12 

Medlord 5 17 

Atsion 12 29 

Sooy's Inn 10 .39 

Bass River Hotel 8 47 

Tuckerton 5 52 

(250) Philadelphia to Absecum. 

To Camden 1 

Haddonfield... 6 7 

Long-a-coming 9 16 

Winslow 10 26 

May's Landing 19 45 

Bargaintown 14 59 

Smith's Landing 3 G2 

Absecum 4 Go 

(251) Philadelphia to Cape Mat. 

To Camden 1 

Woodbury 8 b 

Carpenter's Landing 3 12 

Classboro' 7 19 

Malaga 8 27 

Millville 12 39 

Port Elizabeth « 45 

1-eesburg 5 50 

Dennis Creek ...^ 7 57 

Goshen 4 61 

Cape May C. H 4 G5 

Fishing Creek 5 70 

Cold Sprmg 8 78. 

Capo Island 2 80* 

(252) Philadelphia to Salem. 

To Camden 1 

VVeslville 4 5 

Woodbury 4 9 

Clarksboro' 4 13 

Sweedsboro' G 19 

Sculltown 4 23 

Sharpstown 4 27 

Woodstown 7 34 

Salem 4 3S 

5 



50 



ROUTES IN PENNSYLVANIA. 



(253) Philadelphia, to Bridgbtos. 

To Camden 1 

Weslville 4 5 

Woodbury 4 9 

Carpenter's Landing 3 12 

Mullico Hill 5 17 

Pitt's (irove 9 26 

Di-erHeld "• p 

Bridqetos fi 39 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

(2.') I ) Philadelpuia to Npw York. 

Fkiladcphia and Trenton R. R. 

To rhiludclphia Depot 2 

Tacoiiy 7 9 

Cornwell's.... 5 14 

Anhiliisia 2 16 

\ Bristol 4 20 

Morrisville 9 29 

J^r-w Brunswick and Trenton R.R. 

Trkntos 1 30 

Princeton 10 40 

Kini^ston 4 44 

Dean's Pond 4 48 

New Brunswick 9 57 

JVew Jersey R. R. 

Freeman's 5 62 

Rahway 7 69 

Elizabethtown 6 75 

Newark 5 HO 

Jersey City 8 88 

Steamboat. 

New York 1 89 

(255) Philadelphia to N. York. 

Steamboat. 

To Camden 1 

Cimdrn and ^^mboy R. R. 

Brick Station Hofise 5 6 

Palmyra 2 \i 

Rancocus River 5 1 .i 

Biirliii,'ton 6 19 

Kincora 4 23 

BORPKNTOWN 4 27 

Saud Hills 5 32 

Newtown • 2 34 

Cenlrevillo 3 37 

Hightstown 4 41 

Prospect Plains 4 45 

West's :i 48 

Ppotswood - • 4 52 

South River 5 .57 

South Araboy 5 62 

Steamboat. 
New York 28 90 



(256) Philadelphia to N, York. 

To Bordentown, (see 255) . . .27 

Trenton 7 34 

New York, (see 254) 59 93 

(257) PaiLADELPaiAtoBALTlMOKB, 

Philadelphia, IVilmington^ and Bal- 
timore R. R. 

To Gray's Ferry 3 

Lazaretto 7 10 • 

Chester 4 14 i 

Marcus' Hook 3 17 

Naaman's Creek 2 19 

Wilmington 8 27 

Newport 4 31 

Stanton 2 33 

Newark 6 39 

Eiklon 6 45 

North East 6 51 

Ciiarlestown 3 54 

Cecil • 5 59 

Havre De Grace 1 60 

Hall's Cross Roads 5 65 

Perryman's 4 69 

Gunpowder 8 77 

Harewood 3 80 

Chase's 1 81 

Steramer's Run 6 i87 

Canton 7 94 

Baltimore 3 97 

(258) Philadelphia to Baltimorb. 

Steamboat. 

ToFortMifllin 9 

Lazaretto 5 14 

Chester 4 18 

Marcus' Hook 4 22 

New Castle 13 35 

.V( w Castle and Frenchtown R. R, 

French town 16 51 

Steamboat. 

Turkey Point 15 68 

P,u)l's Island 21 87 

i North Poiut 15 102 

Fort McHenry 10 112 

Baltimore 3 115 

(259) Philadelphia to Washino- 

TON, D. C. 

To Baltimore, (see 257) .... 97 
Washington, (see 29'J; 40 137 



ROUTES IN PENNSYLVANIA. 



51 



(260) Philadelphia, to Harris- 

BFRO. 

Columbia and Philadelphia R. R. 
To Head of iDcliued Plane. . 4 

White Hall 7 11 

Morgan's Corner 3 14 

Reesville 5 19 

Westchester Turnout* 2 21 

Paoli 3 24 

Whileland 6 30 

Downhigtown 4 34 

Coatesville 7 41 

Parke.sl>urg 5 40 

PenuingdmvllJe 3 49 

The (^.ip 4 53 

Kinzie's 3 5fi 

Paradise 4 GO 

.Enterprise .' 3 63 

Lancaster 7 70 

Harrisburg and Lancaster R. R. 

Landisville 7 77 

Mount Joy 5 82 

Elizabethtown G 8tr 

Conewa^o Creek 4 92 

Middl.town 5 97 

High Spire 3 100 

Harris'bi'rg 7 107 

• Branch to Westchester 10—31. 

(261) Philadelphia to Pittsbirg. 
Via Harrisburff and Hollidays- 

burfr. 
To Harrisbiirg, (see 260> ..107 
Central R. R. 

Rockville 6 113 

Cove . 5 118 

Duncannon 4 V22 

Aqueduct 3 125 

Bailey's 5 130 

Newport 4 134 

Millerstown 6 140 

Tuscorora 7 147 

Perrvville 6 153 

Miffilntown 3 156 

Lewiston 12 168 

Anderson's 7 175 

McVeytown 5 180 

Hamilton 10 190 

Mt. Union 3 193 

Mill Creek 6 199 

Huntingdon 5 204 

Petersburg 7 211 

{?pruce Creek 6 '217 

Tyrone 7 224 



Fostoria 6 230 

Altona 8 238 

Hollidaysburg G 244 

Jlllcfrhany Portage R. R. 

PlaneNo. 9 4 2-18 

PlaneNo.8 2 250 

Summit 4 254 

PlaneNo.4 3 257 

PlaneNo.2 3 260 

Jefferson 4 264 

Half-way House 4 263 

Viaduct 3 271 

Tunnel 3 274 

Pennsylvania R. R. 

Conemaugh 2 276 

Johnstown 2 278 

Ninevah 10 283 

New Florence 5 293 

Lockport 5 298 

Itolivar 2 300 

Blairsvillo Junction 5 305 

Hill ijide 4 309 

Derry 5 314 

Latrobe 6 320 

Turnpike 2 322 

Turtle Creek 26 348 

VVilkinsonburg 5 353 

Liberty 5 353 

Pittsburg 5 363 

(262) Philadelphia to Hagers- 
TowN, iMd. 

To Harrisburg (see 260). . .107 
Cumberland Valley R. R. 

Bridgeport 5 112 

iMechanicsburg .» 3 115 

Carlisle 10 1-J5 

Newville 12 137 

Shippeiisburg ..._. 10 147 

Green Village 6 153 

Chambersburg ... 4 157 

Franklin R. R. 

Green Castle 11 168 

Hagerstown, Md 22 190 

(263) PhILADELP. toCHAMBERSBO. 

Columbia R. R. 
To Lancaster, (see 260) ... -70 

Diilersville 1 71 

Hempfleld 3 74 

Mount Pleasant 4 78 

Columbia 4 82 



52 



ROUTES IN PENNSYLVANIA. 



Wrightsville 1 83 

York and Wrightsville R. R. 

Hoover's 6 89 

York 6 95 

Stage. 

Farmer's 9 104 

Abbottstowa 5 109 

New Oxlord 4 113 

Gettysburg 10 1:23 

Cashtuwii 8 131 

Fayetlfville 9 140 

Chambkrsbitrq 7 147 

(264) Philadelphia to Nazareth. 

To Rising Sim 4 

Germautown 3 7 

Chesnut HUl 3 10 

White Marsh 3 13 

Upper Dublin 2 15 

Montgomeryville 6 21 

Line Lexington 5 26 

Bunker Hill 9 35 

Quakertowu 3 38 

Coopersburg G 44 

Bethlehem 9 53 

Hecktown 6 59 

Nazareth.: 4 63 

(265; Philadelphia to Easton. 

TollisingSun 4 

MilesU)wn 3 7 

Jenkintuwn 4 11 

AbiuKton 1 12 

Willow Grove 2 14 

Horssham 3 17 

Warrington 5 22 

Doylestown 3 25 

Dauboro' 3 28 

Plumsteadville 2 30 

Ottsville 8 38 

Buckaville 3 41 

Reiglesville 4 45 

Baubsville - 6 51 

Easton 4 53 

(266) Philadelphia to Potts- 

VILLE. 

Philadelphia^ Readings and Potts- 
villc R. R. 

To Inclined Plane 5 

Maiiavunk 2 7 

{Spring -Mill 5 12 

Nurri.-^town 5 17 

Valley Forgo 6 23 

PlKjeiiixville 4 27 

Royer'a i'ord 4 3J 



Pottstown 9 40 

Douglassville 4 44 

Baumstown 5 49 

Reading 9 58 

Althouse'a 8 66 

Mohrsville 2 68 

Hamburg 7 75 

Port Clinton 3 78 

Scotchman's Locks 5 83 

Orwig6burg 3 86 

Schuylkill Haven 3 89 

POTTSVILLE 4 98 

(267) POTTSVILLE to CoRNINO,N.Y. 

Fountain Spring 12 

BuarGap 12 24 

Paxinos 5 29 

Sunbury 12 41 

Northumberland 1 42 

Chillisquaque 8 50 

Milton 4 54 

McEwensville 4 58 

Muncy 10 68 

Monture-sville .10 78 

Williamsport 4 82 

fVilliamsport and Elmira R. R. 

TroutRun 15 97 

Ralston 10 107 

Stage. 

Blossburg 15 122 

Coming and Blosshurg R. R. 

Covington 5 127 

Mansfield 5 132 

Tioga 8 140 

Lawreuceville 7 147 

Lindleytown, N. Y 3 150 

Erwin CeuUe 3 153 

Corning 9 162 

(268) Williamsport to EtMiRA. 

H'iiliam.ywrt and Elmira R. R. 

To Trout Run 15 

Ralston 10 25 

Stage. 

Canton 20 45 

Alba 4 49 

Troy 6 55 

Columbia Cross Roads. — 4 59 

South Creek 10 69 

Southport, N. Y 8 77 

Elmira 2 79 

(269) Williamsport to Holli- 

DATSBURQ. 

To Linden 9 

Jersey Shore 6 15 



ROUTES IN PENNSYLVANIA. 



53 



WestBranch 5 20 

Dunusburg 6 2ti 

Lock Haven 2 28 

Mill Hall 3 31 

Lamar 5 3G 

Hubleisburg 8 44 

Bellefonte 4 48 

Buflalo Kuu 6 54 

Hall Muon 8 62 

Warrior's Mark 10 72 

Binningl) am 5 77 

Union Furnace 4 81 

Water Street 3 84 

HOLLIDAYSBURO 19 103 

(270) Easton to Port Jervis. 

To M artin's Cieek 8 

Richmond 5 13 

Mount i'.fth el 4 17 

Slatei'ord 2 19 

Dulotsburg 5 24 

Experiraenl M ills 1 25 

Stroutlsbursh 4 29 

Craig's M eadow 5 34 

Coolbaugh's 4 38 

Bushkill 4 42 

Delaware 6 48 

Dinginan's Feri7 6 54 

Miltord 7 61 

Port Jervis 8 69 

(271) Easton to Binghamton. 

ToNazaretli 8 

Jacubsburg 3 11 

WindGap 4 15 

Sharer's 7 22 

Moimt Pocono 8 30 

Stoddarlsville 12 42 

BearCretk 8 50 

WlLKESBARRK 10 60 

Kingston 1 CI 

Wyoming 4 65 

Exeler 9 74 

North Moreland 6 80 

Eaton 6 86 

Tunkhannock 2 88 

Lynn 11 99 

Springville 4 103 

Dimock 4 107 

Montrose 7 114 

Law sv ills Centre 9 123 

BlNGHAMTON, N. Y 12 135 

(272) Easton to Pottsvillz. 

To Hecktown 6 

Bath 4 10 



Pet«rsville 5 15 

Cherry ville 4 19 

Lehigh Cap 5 24 

Parrvsville 5 29 

LehiglUon 3 32 

RIacch Chunk 4 36 

yummit Hill 8 44 

Tamaqua 5 49 

Blyllie 4 53 

Middleport 4 57 

Port Carbon 6 63 

Potts viLLE 2 65 

(273) Easton to Trentox, N. J. 

To RaubsviUe 6 

Reiglesville 4 10 

Upper Black Eddy 5 15 

Erwinna 2 17 

Point Pleasant 6 23 

Lumberviile 2 25 

New Hope 7 32 

Browiisburg 4 36 

Taylorsviile 2 38 

Yardley ville 4 42 

Trenton, N.J. 3 45 

(274) Easton to Harrisbiro. 

To Butztov/n 9 

Freemani^burg 2 11 

Bethlehem 4 15 

Allentown 6 21 

Trexlcrtown 8 29 

Kutztown 10 39 

Maiden Creek 9 48 

Rkauing 8 56 

Sinking Spring 5 61 

VVomelsdorf 9 70 

Myerstown 7 77 

Lebanon 7 84 

Annville 5 89 

Palmyra 5 94 

Iluminellstown 5 99 

Harrisuirg 9 108 

(275) Harrisburq to Baltimore. 

Bnlthiwre and Susquehanna R. R. 

To Bridgeport 

tJoidsboro 

York 25 

Cladlelter's 10 35 

Pmv.ser's 1 M 

Stn.sbiu-g 8 44 

Summit 2 46 

I Parkton 8 54 

I Monkton 5 59 



64 



ROUTES IN PENNSYLVANIA. 



Phoenix Factory 5 64 

Ashland Furnace 2 66 

Cockeysville 1 67 

New Texas 2 69 

Relay House 6 75 

Baltimore 7 82 

(276) Harrisbcro to Haoers- 

TOVVN, Md. 

Via Oettysburff. 

To Shiremanton 4 

Shepherdstown 5 9 

Dillsbur? 4 13 

York Sulphur Springs 8 21 

Heidlersburg 4 25 

Gettysburg 10 35 

Fairfield 6 43 

Fountain Dale 4 47 

Waynesboro' 10 57 

Leitersburg, Md 5 62 

Hagerstown 6 68 

(277) Harrisburg to Northum- 

berland. 

To Dauphin 8 

Benvenue 7 15 

New Buffalo 4 19 

Montgomery's Ferry 5 24 

Liverpool 5 29 

McKee's Half Falls 12 41 

Chapmnn 2 43 

Selin's Grove 9 52 

Shamokin Dam 4 56 

Sunbury 2 58 

NORTUITMBERLAND 1 59 

(278) Lancaster to Reading. 

ToNeffsville 4 

Litiz 4 8 

Ephratah 8 16 

Reanistown 4 20 

Adarastown 5 2.> 

Reading 9 34 

(279) York to York Sulphur 

Si'RINGS. 

To East Berlin 12 

York Sulphur Springs... 8 20 

(280) Philadklphia to Berwick. 

Vm Allentnwn. 
To Coopersburg, (see 264). .44 

AlU'iitown 8 ,'")2 

North Whitehall 8 60 

Lehish (iap 10 70 

Parrysville 5 75 



Lehitjhton 3 78 

Mauch Chunk 4 82 

Lausanne 8 90 

Beaver Meadows 3 93 

Hazleton 4 97 

Conyni»hani 6 103 

Nescopec 10 113 

Berwick 1 114 

(281) Philadelphia to Port De- 

posit, Md. 

To Kingsessing 4 

Darby 2 6 

Gibbons' Tavern 3 9 

Nether Providence 2 11 

Lima 2 13 

Joy Mills 3 16 

Coiicordville 2 18 

Chadd's Ford 4 22 

Hamorton 2 24 

Kennett's Square 3 27 

Avon Dale 4 31 

Wfst(;rove 3 34 

Now London Cross Roads. . 5 39 

Brick Meeting House, Md. . 8 47 

Farmin^ton 4 51 

Port Deposit 6 57 

(282) Northumberland lo Honb8> 

DALE. 

To Danville 12 

Catawissa 10 22 

Bloomsburg 3 25 

Espy 3 28 

Berwick 10 38 

Beach Grove 6 44 

Shickshinny 10 54 

Niinticoke - 5 59 

Wilkesbarre 8 67 

Plainsville 5 72 

Pittston Ferry 4 76 

Lackawanna 4 80 

Hyde Park 4 84 

Providence 3 87 

Blakely 3 90 

Carbondale 6 '96 

VVaymart. 6 102 

HONESDALE 10 112 

(283) Wilkesbarre to Elmira, 

N. Y. 

To Kingston I v 

Wyoming 4 5 

Exeter 9 14 

North Moreland 6 20 

Eaton 6 26 



ROUTES IN PENNSYLVANIA. 



55 



Tunkhannock 2 28 

SterlintcviUe 10 38 

Bniintreu 4 42 

PkiniRi'a Eddy 3 4'> 

Wyahmin.s: 8 53 

Ruiinerfield Creek 6 5'J 

Ptjuidini,' Stone 3 G2 

Wvsox • '...:. 4 66 

Towanda 2 68 

Biu-liutcton 10 78 

EaslSinilhfield 7 85 

North Smithfield 2 87 

Kidgebury 8 95 

VVellsburg, N. Y.- . ■ 5 100 

Elmira 5 105 

(284) Port Jervis to Owego, N.Y. 

To Milford 8 

Dailin;,^sviUe 12 20 

Taftoii 10 30 

HoxEsnALE 9 39 

Promptou 5 44 

Wayniart^ 6 50 

Carbondale 6 56 

Diindaff 8 64 

Lenox 8 72 

Brooklvn 9 81 

Montro'se •• 7 88 

Forest Lake 6 94 

Friendsville 6 100 

VVarrenham 8 108 

OWEGO 9 117 

(285) TovvANDA to Erie. 

To Ruilincrton 10 

West B urlington 4 14 

Troy 6 20 

Svlvania 5 25 

Sullivan 6 31 

Covinu:lou 8 39 

Charleston 8 47 

Wkli.sboro' 3 50 

Pine Creek 12 62 

Pike Mills 14 76 

Sweden 12 88 

Lymansville 4 92 

OOIDKRSPORT 3 95 

Roulette 9 104 

Port AlleGThany 5 109 

Smithport.... 12 121 

LaFavclte 12 133 

Kenjua 16 149 

Warren 13 102 

Irvine 7 lon 

Youngs ville 3 172 

SpringCreek 14 186 



Cook 8 194 

Union Mills 8 202 

Waterlord 8 210 

Erie 14 224 

(286) Philadelphia to Erie. 
To Lewistown, (see 261) . .168 

Reedsville 5 173 

Valley 4 177 

Potter'sMill 7 184 

Old Fort 4 188 

Bellefonte 9 197 

Milesburg 2 199 

Pl) ilhpsburg 26 225 

Clearfield Bridge 15 240 

Curwinsville 5 245 

Luthersbiu-g 13 258 

Brookville 23 281 

Corsica 6 287 

Strattonsville 7 294 

Clarion 4 298 

Shi j)penville 4 302 

Cranberry 19 321 

Franklin 3 324 

Canal 8 332 

Sugar Creek 4 '536 

Meadville 12 348 

Woodcock 9 357 

Rockdale 3 360 

Waterford 10 370 

Erie 14 384 

(287) Chambersbtjrg to Wheel- 

ing, Va. 

To Bedford, (see 262) 56 

White Horse 23 79 

Somerset 14 93 

Donegal 18 111 

Mount Pleasant 10 121 

McKean's Old Stand 5 126 

West Newton 7 133 

Gamble's 4 137 

Monongahe'a City 3 140 

Duiuiingsville 10 150 

Washington 10 160 

Claysville---- 10 i7C 

West Alexander 7 177 

Triadelphia, Va 4 181 

Wheeling 10 191 

(288) Pittsburg to Wheelinq,Va. 

To Herriottsville 10 

Cannonsburg 8 18 

Washington 7 25 

Wheeling, (see 287) 31 56 



56 



ROUTES IN PENNSYLVAXIA. 



(389) PiTTSBURa to Stkubkn- 

VILLK, O. 

To Fayette ... 13 

North Suir 6 19 

Buviu:,'ton 3 2-2 

Floreijoe 4 -26 

Pans 5 31 

Holliday's Cove, Va. 4 35 

Stki'uksville, O. .' 3 38 

(290) Pittsburg IoClkveland, O. 

To Allei^hany 1 

Sewickly Bottom 14 15 

Et'onoiny 3 18 

Frecduui 7 '25 

Beaver 3 28 

Darlin^cton 12 40 

Enon Valley 4 44 

Petersbur^,'0 6 50 

New Middletown 4 54 

Poland 5 59 

Boardinan 3 62 

Caiitieid 6 68 

Ellsworth 6 74 

Frederick 6 80 

Palmyra 5 85 

Edinburg 5 90 

Ravknna. 6 96 

Franklin Mills 6 102 

Stow 4 106 

Hudson 6 112 

Twinsbarg 5 117 

Bedf'onl 7 124 

Newburg 6 130 

Clevkland 6 136 

(291) PiTTSBURo/o MeRCKR. 

Via Beaver. 

To Beaver, (see 290) 28 

Fallston 2 30 

Britrhton 2 32 

Irish Ripple 10 42 

MoMiil Jackson 2 44 

Crob.s Cm 5 49 

New Caritle 5 34 

New Rtvilord 10 04 

PuliLski 4 68 

New Wilmington 6 74 

Mekckr 7 81 

(292) Pittsburg to Erie, 

To Alleghany 1 

J$akfr.-i()wn 16 17 

Glade Mills 6 23 

Buller 9 3'2 

Forest 12 44 



Slippery Rock 4 49 

Norih Liberty 4 52 

>: ERt ER 12 64 

Culberison's js 79 

-Meadville 15 94 

Woodcock 9 103 

Rockdale 3 1% 

Waterl'ord 10 116 

I^i'-iE 14 130 

(293) Pittsburg to Baltimork. 
Steamboat. 

To McKeesport 16 

Elizabethtown 8 24 

-Monongahela City 9 33 

Belvernon 12 45 

Brownsville 12 57 

Stage. 

Uniontown 12 69 

Fanuiu^'ion 13 82 

!:?oinerlieid 8 90 

Addison 5 95 

(Jranusville, Md 13 108 

Shade MiU 9 117 

I Frostburg 4 121 

Cumberland 10 131 

Baltimore, and Ohio R. R. 

Pattei-son's Creek 8 139 

Little Cacapon Creek 13 152 

Paw Paw Tunnel 4 156 

Doe Gully Tunnel .12 168 

Great Cacapon Creek 9 177 

Hancock 9 186 

Walnut Bend 5 191 

Back Creek Viaduct 7 198 

Hedgesville Depot 4 202 

Martinsburg 7 209 

Kerneysville 8 217 

Duilield's 5 222 

Harper's Ferry 6 228 

Knoxville 3 231 

Berlin 3 234 

Point of Rocks 6 240 

Krederk.k 8 248 

Monocacy Bridge 3 251 

Ijanisville 5 256 

Monrovia 4 260 

Mount Airy 6 266 

Woodbine 6 272 

Sykesville 6 278 

iMarriottsville 3 281 

Elvsviilc 8 289 

Kliicott's Mills 6 295 

Ilchester 2 297 

Relay House 4 301 

Baltimore 9 310 



ROUTES IN DELAWARE MARYLAND. 



57 



DELA-WARB. 

(294) Wilmington to George- 

town. 

To New Castle 5 

SaiiU George's 10 15 

McDonouffh 3 18 

Cautwell's Bridge 4 22 

Black Bird 6 28 

Smyrna 6 34 

Dover 12 46 

Camden 3 49 

Canterbury 5 54 

Fredrica 5 59 

Milford 8 67 

Milton 12 79 

Georgetown 8 87 

(295) Georgetown to Cape 

Charles, Va. 

ToMillsboro' 8 

Dogsboru' 5 13 

St. Martin's, Md. 10 23 

Berlin 8 31 

Newark 8 39 

Snow HUl 8 47 

Sandy Hill. 9 56 

Horntown, Va G 62 

Accoman 7 69 

Modestlown 9 78 

AccoMAcC. H 10 88 

Onancock 8 96 

Pungoteugue 4 100 

Bellehaven 6 106 

Franktown 7 113 

Eastville 12 125 

Capeville 12 137 

(296) Georgetown to Princess 

Anne. 

To Concord 12 

Laurel 6 18 

Salisbury, Md 15 33 

Forktown 4 37 

Princess Anne 11 48 

MARYLAND. 

(297) Baltimore to Philadel- 

phia. 

Philadelphia, Wilmington, and 

Baltimore R. R. 

To Canton 3 

Stemmer's Run 7 10 

Chase's 6 16 

Hurewood 1 17 



Gunpowder 3 20 

Ferryman's 8 28 

Hall's Cross Roads 4 32 

Havre de Grace 5 37 

Cecil 1 38 

Charlestown 5 43 

North East 3 4G 

Elktown 6 52 

Newark 6 58 

Stanton 6 64 

Newport 2 66 

Wilmington 4 70 

Naaman's Creek 8 78 

Marcus' Hook 2 80 

Chester 3 83 

Lazaretto 4 87 

Gray'sFerry 7 94 

Philadelphia 3 97 

(298) Baltimore to Philadel- 

phia. 

Steamboat. 

To Fort McHenry 3 

NorthPoint 10 13 

Pool's Island 15 28 

Turkey Point 21 40 

Frenchtow n 15 64 

J^ew Castle and Frenchtown R. R. 

Newcastle 16 80 

Steamboat. 

Marcus' Hook 13 93 

Chester 4 97 

Lazaretto 4 101 

ForlMifHin 5 lOG 

Philadelphia 9 115 

(299) Baltimore to Washington, 

D. C. 

Baltimore and Ohio R. R. 
To Relay House 9 

IVashinffton Branch R. R. 

Elkridge Landing 1 10 

Jessup's Cut 5 15 

Annapolis Junction 3 18 

Savage Factory 2 20 

Laurel P'actory 1 21 

White Oak Bottom 4 25 

Beltsville 3 28 

Paint Branch 2 30 

Biadensburg 3 33 

Washikgton 7 40 

(300) Baltimore to Annapolis. 
» Railroad. 

To Relay House 9 

Elkridge Landing 1 10 



58 



ROUTES IN MARYLAND. 



Jessup's Cut 5 15 

Annapolis Junction 3 18 

ratiixi'nt Forge 4 22 

MilltTsville 6 28 

An.vapolis 11 39 

(301) Baltimore to Wheeling, 



Baltimore a«d 0/iio R. 

To Rt'Iuy House 

Avaion 

Ilcliu.ster .', 

Ellicoti's Mills 

Elysville 

Putney's Bridge , 

VVood:lt< )Cl{ 

Marriottsville 

Sykesville 

Hood's Mills 

Woodbine 

Mount Airy 

Monrovia 

Ijam:<ville 

Reel's Mill 

Monocacy Bridge 

Frederu K 

Do'ip's Switch 

Point of Rocks 

Ca(oclin Switch 

Berlin 

Knoxviile 

Harper's FeRRy 

PeaclKT's Mill 

Duffleld's 

LecUiwn Road 

Kcrn»'vsville 

Drake's 

^lARTINsa|!R4} 

Warm Spring Road 

Tabb's 

Hedgesvile Depot 

Back Creek Bridge 

Riujiier's Ferry Road 

Licking Water Station 

Walnut Bend 

HxNrorK 

St. J()lin':< Run 

G feat Cacapon 

Rock Wfll's Run 

Doe (Jnlly Tunnel 

Water Station 

Paw Paw Tunnel 

Little Cac ijion 

Green Sjiring Run 

Patterson's Creek. 



6 44 


C 50 


4 54 


4 53 


1 59 


3 OJ 


4 m 


4 71) 


2 72 


4 76 


3 79 


3 82 


2 84 


4 88 


3 91 


2 93 


4 97 


4 101 


2 103 


1 104 


2 106 


4 110 


2 112 


5 117 


2 119 


5 124 


5 129 


4 133 


7 140 


2 142 


9 151 


3 154 


4 158 


7 105 


6 171 



North Branch Viaduct 2 173 

ClMCKKLAND G 179 

Brady'sMill. 7 186 

Rawlins Station 6 192 

New Creek ..lo 202 

Piedmont 5 207 

Frankville 9 2l6 

Altiiraont 8 224 

Oakland 9 2:^ 

Cr. Summit 10 24-3 

Ro wlc-iburg 11 254 

Tunnelton 7 261 

Independence 8 269 

Thornton 5 274 

Fetterman 8 282 

NazunVs Mills 9 291 

Benton's Ferry 8 299 

Fairmount. . .'. 4 303 

Harrackville 5 308 

Farniington 5 313 

Mannington 7 320 

Glover's Gap 7 327 

Littleton 11 338 

Bellton ... •••• 7 345 

Welling Tunnel b iioO 

Cameron . . 2 352 

.Moundsville 17 369 

Wheeling 11 380 

(303) Baltimore to Pittsburo. 

To Hookstown 5 

Pikesville 3 

Owing's Mills 4 

Reistfrtown 4 

Finksburg 5 

Westminster 7 

Union M ills 7 

Littlestown, Penn 7 

(ietiysburg ]0 

C.ishtown 8 

Fayetteville 9 

CllAMBERSBlRO 7 



76 

PiTTSBLRo, (see 262) 151 227 

(304) Baltimore to Winchestkr 
and White Sulphur Springs, Va. 

To Harper's Ferry, (see 30 1)82 
IVinchcster and Potoinnc R. R. 

Halltown 6 88 

Cliarleslown 4 92 

Summit Point 7 99 

Stephenson's Depot 10 109 

Winchester 5 114 

Stnire. 
Newtown Stephen.sburg ... 8 122 



ROUTES IN MARYLAND. 



59 



Middlotowa 5 127 

Stnisbtiii,' 5 132 

Tom's Brook C 138 

VVuoiisiuclv 6 144 

KdiiilAUg 5 149 

Red H;iiik8 4 153 

MoiiiilJackson 4 l.")7 

New Market 7 164 

yparliipolis B 172 

Hnrri^onburg 11 ld3 

MouiU Crawiord 8 I'Jl 

Moiiut Sidney 6 197 

Staunton 11 20rf 

Bulioio (iap 13 221 

DcrlioUl 15 236 

CKiv.Kiale Hotel 9 245 

Griti. Valley 7 252 

V\"::rui Springs or Bath C. H.14 2tjt) 

HiVi r^prings »5 271 

Morris Hill 14 285 

Cal labium's 8 2Vf3 

White Siilphl-r Springs .14 307 

(305) Baltimore to Carlisle, Pa. 

To Hr^okstown 5 

PikL-svule 3 8 

Owin/s Mills 4 12 

Reisierlowa 4 IG 

Uppirco 5 21 

Hainstead 5 2li 

Manclicsler 4 3;i 

Hanovtr, Pa. 12 42 

Hain|)ton 10 52 

York Sulphur Springs (> 58 

Paperiown 8 6t) 

Carhslk "2 

(300) Baltimore to Lancaster, 

Pa. 
Baltimore and Susqiiehanvah R.R. 

To VVoodberry 3 

Mi.-:vale 1 4 

Wasiiiiv^on Factoiy 2 t) 

Rel:iy house 1 ~ 

Bvdtrs Lane 3 10 

Ti"m;.Mi ini 2 12 

Clark's Station 2 14 

Coektvsville 1 15 

Ashland 1 jtJ 

W'tslirmnn's Mills 2 18 

Love's Station 3 21 

Monkton Mills 2 23 

Whitehall ,• 4 27 

Parkton 2 20 



Freeland's 5 34 

Summit 2 36 

York and Maryland Line R. R. 

Strasburg 2 38 

Heathcote's 4 42 

Smys('r's » 5 47 

<^lalieller's 2 49 

Tunnel 1 ^^ 

York 7 57 

Wrightsville and York H. R. 



Heastoii's Mills 

Wrightsville 

Columbia ' 

CMumhia R. R. 

M(mnl Pleasant 

Hemptield 

Dillersville 

Lancaster 



4 75 



(307) Baltimore to Norfolk, Vjl. 

Steamboat. 

To Fort McHeniy 3 

North Point 10 13 

Sandv Point 14 27 

Thomas Point 10 37 

<Curlis Point. 5 42 

Holland Point 10 52 

Sharp's Island ■•- 8 60 

Cove Point 17 77 

Cedar Point 8 85 

Point Lookout, mouth of the 

Potomac River 17 102 

Windmill Point, mouth of 

Rappahannock River 32 134 

( >ld Point Comloit 45 179 

Norfolk, Va 15 194 



(308) Elkton to Snow Hill. 

To Warwick 

Head of Sassafras 

Georgetown Cross Rouds- • . 

Chestertown 

Churfch Hill 

Centreviile 

Wye Mills 

Easton 

Trapjje 

Cambridge 

Hicksbnrg 

Big Mills 

Vienna 

Barren Creek Springs 

Ssdifbury 

Snow Hill 



18 
2:} 
39 
45 
54 
62 
76 
85 

7 92 

8 100 
6 106 

4 110 

5 115 
11 126 
20 146 



60 



ROUTES IN MARYLAND. 



(309) Washington to Gkttys- 

BORG, Pa. 

To Georgetown 2 

Tennally Town 2 4 

Fockville 11 15 

Middle Brook 10 25 

Clarksburg 3 28 

Uyatlstown 4 32 

Urbanna 4 36 

Frederick 7 43 

Utica Mills 8 51 

Creagerstown 4 55 

Gracehara 3 58 

Einmittsburg 7 65 

Green Mount, Pa 5 70 

Gettysburg 5 75 

(310) Washington to Annapolis. 

Long Old Fields 9 

Upper Marlboro' 8 17 

Queen Anne 9 20 

Davidsonville 4 30 

Annapolib 9 39 



(31 1) Washington to UancocK. 

To Frederick, (see 309) 43 

Middlutown 8 51 

Boousburo' 8 59 

Funkslown 8 67 

Hagerstown 2 69 

Clear Spring 11 80 

Park Head 8 88 

Hancock 7 95 

(312) Washington to Ridgk. 

To Palmer's Tavern 10 

Piscataway (J 16 

Pleasant Hill 10 26 

PortTobacco 6 32 

AUen's Fresh 9 41 

Newport 3 44 

Cliaplico 8 52 

Saint X!l«nienl's Bay 6 58 

Leonardtown 6 64 

Great Mills 12 76 

Saint Inegoea 6 82 

RiDO« 3 87 



61 

ROUTES IN THE 

SOUTHERN ATLANTIC STATES. 



VIRGINIA. 

(313) Washington to Parkers- 

burg. 

To Georgetown, D. C 2 

Prospect Hill, Va, 10 12 

Dranosville 9 21 

Belmont 8 29 

Leesburg G 35 

Hamilton 6 41 

Puree U's Store 4 45 

Snickersville 8 53 

Snicker'a Ferry 6 59 

Berryville 4 63 

WiNCHKSTER 12 75 

Back Creek Valley 13 88 

CaponBridge 8 96 

Hanging Rock 5 101 

ROMNEY 16 117 

Bmliiigton 10 127 

Ridgeville 5 132 

Claysvillc 6 138 

Hoysburg 14 152 

Glade Valley 9 161 

German Settlement 6 167 

Evansville 24 191 

ThreeForks 7 198 

Prunlvtown 8 206 

Bridgeport 10 216 

Clarksburg 6 222 

New Salem 14 236 

West Union 16 252 

Pennsboro' 12 264 

Schmnla 21 285 

Parkkrsburq 20 305 

(314) Washington to Staunton. 

Fia Culpepcr C. U. 

To Alexandria 7 

Fairl'iix Court House 14 21 

Centreville 7 28 

Groveton 7 35 

Buckland 7 42 

New Baltimore 3 45 

Warrenton »• • 6 51 

Warrenton Springs • . . 5 56 



Jeffersonton.... 5 61 

Rixeyville 6 67 

Culpeper Court House ..... 9 76 

Col vin's Tavern 4 80 

LocustDale 8 88 

Orange Court House 8 96 

Gordonsville 8 104 

Everittsville 15 119 

Charlottesville .i 6 125 

Hardin's Tavern 8 133 

Yancey's Mills 8 141 

Brookville 4 145 

Waynesboro' 7 152 

Fishersville 5 1.57 

Staunton 6 163 

(315) Washington to the Vir- 
ginia Springs. 
Steamboat. 

To Alexandria 7 

l^'ort Washington, Md 7 14 

Mount Vernon 2 16 

Crane Island 6 22 

Sandy Point 12 34 

Aquia Creek Landing 10 44 

Railroad. 

Fredericksburg 14 58 

Stan-e. 

Chancellorsville 10 68 

Wilderness 5 73 

Locust Grove 5 78 

Verdiersville 6 84 

Orange Court House 12 96 

Gordonsville 8 104 

Everittsville 15 119 

Charlottesville 6 125 

Hardin's Tavern 8 133 

Yancey's Mills 8 141 

Brookville 4 145. 

Waynesboro' 7 152 

Fishersville 5 157 

Staunton 6 1()3 

Buffalo Gap 13 176 

Deerfield 15 191 

ClOverdale Hotel 9 200 

Green Valley 7 207 

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ROUTES IN VIRGINIA-. 



Warm Springs or Bath C.H. 14 221 

Hot Springs 5 "2^26 

Morris Hill 14 240 

Calla^haii's 8 248 

WiiiTK SllphurSprinq8* 14 2f)2 

Lewisburght 9 271 

Bm-e SiLPHiR Springs... 13 284 

• Sweut Springs . . 17—279. 

t Second Creek.. 13—282. 

Union 9-291. 

Salt Sclpiur Spa 3—294. 

Indian Creek 9—303. 

Reo SiLPHi'R Spa 8—311. 
(316) AVashington to Frederick. 
Stage. 

Georgetown 2 

Tenniillv Town 2 4 

Rockville 11 15 

Middle Brook 10 25 

Ciarlisburg 3 28 

Hynttstown 4 82 

Urbanna 4 36 

Frkueuick 7 48 

(316.\) Richmond to Stattnton. 
Virginia Central R. R. 

To Storrs 6 

Crensiiaws 1 7 

Atlevs 2 9 

Peake's 6 15 

Hanover C. H ....3 1^ 

Wyckliam's 9 27 

Junction 3 30 

Andersons 3 33 

Noel's 2 35 

Hewletts 5 40 

Beaverdam ... 5 45 

Biiinpass 5 50 

Frederick's Hall 6 50 

Tollersvilie 6 62 

Louisa C. H. 5 67 

Treviilians 9 76 

Gordon.sville 5 SI 

Lindsay s Turnout 2 S3 

Keswick 7 90 

Bliadwell 3 9Z 

Charlottes viLu: 4 97 

University — 1 98 

"Woodvllle. 6 104 

MechunVs Eiver 8 107 



(317) RiniMoxn to Keesevillr. 

Rich/ii'ind and Danville R. R. 

To Rohios 10 

Coalfield 3 13 

Tomahawk 4 17 

Po wliattan 5 22 

Mattoax- 5 27 

Scott's Shop 6 38 

Amelia C. H. 3 36 

Wyanoke 7 48 

Jenninss Ordinary 7 50 

Ilaytokah .... 4 54 

Liberty Church .... 5 59 

Melilierrin 6 65 

Keeseville •• S 73 



(ol7i) "Washington to Wilming- 
ton, N. C. 
Steamboat. 

To Alexandria 7 

Tort Washington, Md. 7 14 

Mount Vernon 2 16 

Crane Island 6 22 

Sandy Point 12 34 

Aquia Creek Landing 10 44 

Richmond^ Fredericksburg; and 
Potomac R. R. 

FREDERirKSDlRG 14 58 

G urnev's Depot 12 70 

j Milford Depot 11 81 

RutherGlen 10 91 

I Jimction, (Louisa R. R.) . . . 6 97 

I Taylorsville 2 99 

i Hiuigary Station 13 112 

RUIIMOND 8 120 

I RichTn-rfiid and Petersburg R. R. 

' Maiicliester 2 122 

I CloverHill 11 133 

' Port Walthall 3 136 

I Pktkusbi'uq 6 142 

I PcttT.tburnr and Roanoke R. R. 
I Stony Creek Warehouse . . .21 163 
I Jarrelt's 9 172 

Hicksford 10 182 

I Pleasant Hill, N. C. 11 193 

I C;areysburg 6 199 

i Weldon 5 204 

! TVi'minrrton and fVeldon R. R. 
\ Halifax..". 7 211 

Enfield 11 222 

BatHeborough H 233 

I Rocky Mountain 8 241 

I Joyuer'» 9 250 



ROUTES IN VIRGINIA. 



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Tossnot 7 S'lT 

Black Creek 6 2t)3 

Nahimtu 7 270 

Goldsborough 11 '281 

Dudley 9 2!)() 

Faisou's 12 302 

VVai-saw 8 310 

Strickland's 8 318 

Teuchy's 10 328 

South Washington 9 337 

Bergaw 7 344 

Rocky Point 8 352 

Wilmington 14 3GG 

(319; Washington to Norfolk. 

Steamboat. 

To Alexandria 7 

FoK Washington, Md 7 14 

Mount Vernon, Va 2 16 

Crane Island 6 22 

Sandy Point 12 34 

Aquia Ci-eek Landing 10 44 

Boyd's Hole 10 54 

Matthias Point 8 62 

Cedar Point, Md. 7 69 

Swan Point 4 73 

Piney Point 25 98 

Point Lookout 13 111 

Smith's Point, Va. 12 123 

Windmill Point, mouth of 

Rappahannock River 22 145 

Point no Point 15 160 

New Point Comfort 7 167 

Back River Point 12 179 

Old Point Comfort 11 190 

Norfolk • 15 205 

(319) Washington to Lykch- 

BURG. 

To Charlottesville, (see 

315) 125 

Garland's 14 139 

Covesville 7 146 

Lovin^ston 15 161 

Rose Mills 9 170 

New Glasgow 5 175 

Amherst Court House 5 180 

Lynchburg 15 195 

(320) Alexandria to Winches- 

ter. 

To Fairfax Court House 14 

Chantilly 6 20 

Pleasant Valley 4 24 I 

Areola 5 29 



Aldie 6 35 

Middleburg 5 40 

Upperville 8 48 

Paris 4 52 

Berry's Ferry 5 57 

Millvvood 2 59 

Winchester U 'JO 

(321) Winchester to Hancock. 

To WhitehaU 8 

Oakland 19 27 

Berkley Springs 10 37 

Hancock, Md 6 43 

(322) Winchester to Staunton. 
Newtown Stephensburg ... 8 

Middletown 5 13 

Strasburg 5 18 

Tom's Brook 6 24 

Woodstock 6 30 

Edinburg 5 35 

Red Banks 4 39 

Mount Jackson 4 43 

New ^ arket 7 50 

Spartapolis 8 58 

Harrisonburg 11 69 

Mount Crawford 8 77 

>'ouiit Sidney B 83 

Staunton 11 94 

(323) Winchester to Harper's 

Ferry. 
WincRester and Potomac R. R. 
To Stephenson's Depot — 5 

Summit Point 10 15 

Charlestown 7 22 

Halltown -. . 4 26 

Harper's Ferry 6 32 

(324) Richmond to Gordonsville. 
Richmond, Fredericksburg, and 

Potomac R. R. 

To Huniiarv Station 8 

Taylorsville 13 21 

Junction 2 23 

Louisa R. R. 

Beaver Dam Depot 13 36 

Frederickshall 12 48 

Tolcrsville 6 54 

Louisa Com-t House 6 60 

Gordonsville 14 74 

(325) Richmond to Lynchburg. 

To Manchester 2 

CoalMines 13 15 

Halisborough 3 18 



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ROUTES IN VIRGINIA. 



Flat Rock 8 96 

Scoit^vUle 7 33 

Miicon 7 40 

Ballsville 8 48 

Cumberland Court House . . 9 57 

LaiiLjhonie's Tavern 5 62 

Rrtinea 8 70 

Fiiriuville 5 75 

Prospect .10 85 

VVullcer's Church 6 91 

Clover Hill 7 98 

i^poiit Spring 8 106 

Concord 3 109 

Lynchburg 14 123 

(326) Richmond to Tajppahannock. 

ToOldChiu-ch 15 

Aylett3. 13 28 

Fleetwood Academy 8 36 

Miller's Tavern 4 40 

Tapi'ahannock 10 50 

(.327) Richmond to Hampton. 

To Frazier's Tavern 17 

Nev^ Kent Court House • ... 13 30 

HarhamsviUe 10 40 

Bunit Ordinary 8 48 

Williamsburg 12 60 

YORKTOWN 12 72 

Hallway House 12 84 

Hampton 12 96 

(328) Richmond to Norfolk. 
Steamboat. 

To Warwick 7 

City Point 40 47 

Graysville 5 52 

Williamsburg Landing 30 82 

Biirwell's Bay. 13 95 

Norfolk 30 125 

(329) Petersburg to Lynchburg. 
South Side R. R. 

To Sutherland's ....10 

Ford's 10 20 

Wilson's 8 2S 

Wellville 8 31 

Blacks and Whites 6 37 

Nottoway 0. H.... 6 4-3 

Burkville 9 f<2 

Rice's 10 62 

Farinville 6 68 

Prospect 10 78 

Clover Hill ....13 91 

Spout Spring 8 99 

Concord 3 102 

Lyncubueq 14 116 



(330) Petersburg to Suffolk. 
To Prince George's C. H.. . . 7 

Garryaville 10 17 

Cabin Point 9 26 

Surry Court House 12 38 

BaconCastle 8 46 

Burwell's Bay 6 52 

Smithfield 6 .58 

Chuckatuck 10 68 

Suffolk 10 78 

(331) Petersburg to City Point. 
By Railroad 12 

(332) Norfolk to Wkldon, N. C. 
Portsmouth and Roanoke R. R. 

To Portsmouth 1 

Sujffolk Court House 17 18 

Carrsville 14 32 

Franklin 5 37 

Newson's Depot 12 49 

Bovkin's Depot 5 54 

MaVgarettsville, N. C. 9 63 

Careysburg 12 75 

Weldon 5 aO 

(333) FARMVILLEtoGRBKNSBORO', 

N. C. 
To Prince Edward C. H. . . . 7 

Midway Inn 8 15 

Roanoke Bridge 6 21 

Ch arlotte Court House 7 23 

Midland 10 38 

Mount Laurel 7 45 

Halifax Court House 12 57 

Bloomsburg • 13 70 

Cuiniingham's Store, N.C... 13 83 

Milton 10 93 

Yanceyville 13 100 

Slades 9 115 

Lenox Castle 7 122 

High Rock 3 125 

Monlicello 8 133 

Greensboro' 13 146 

(334) Lynchburg to Knoxville. 
Virginia and Term. R. R. 

Halsey's 5 

Clay's Crossing 3 8 

Forest Depot 2 10 

Poindexter's 3 13 

Goodc's. 3 16 

Lowry's Crossing 3 19 

Liberty 6 25 

Oakniulga 4 29 



ROUTES IN VIRGINIA. 



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Li.sLon 3 8'2 

Bulord's Gap 5 ^7 

Flake's 5 42 

Bonsiick's 5 47 

BiiC Lick G 5>! 

Salem 7 GO 

Clii'istiansburg 25 S5 

Newhern 20 lii5 

Wvtheville 2S 1:33 

Miirion 27 160 

Glade Spring 18 178 

Abingdon 11 189 

Sapling Grove 13 202 

Blointsville, Tenn. 9 211 

Etlcu's Ridge 9 220 

Kiiii^'sport G 22G 

Nt-w Canton 9 235 

Lvou's Store 7 242 

YoIIow Store 3 245 

Roi^ersville 8 253 

Red Bridge 10 2()3 

Rocky Spring 7 270 

Bean's Station 4 274 

Riilledge 9 2H3 

Blair's Cross Roads 14 297 

Acaderaia 9 306 

K.NOXVILLK 10 31G 

(335) Lynchburg IoGreensboro', 

N.C. 
To Campbell Court House. .12 

Yciluw Branch 5 17 

Castle Craig 5 22 

Ward's Bridge 5 27 

Chalk Level 13 40 

Robertson's Store 5 45 

Pittsylvania Coui-t House... 7 52 

Danville 20 72 

Graves, N.C. 9 81 

Rawlinirsburg 8 89 

Reid:^ville 9 98 

Troublesome 4 102 

Wolkroelon 4 lOG 

Hillsdale 5 111 

Martinsville 6 117 

Greensboro' 7 124 

(33G) Lyncuburg to Lewisburg. 

To New London 11 

Otter Bridge 7 18 

Liberty. 8 26 

Li-bon 8 34 

Blue Ridge 8 42 

Fin CASTLE 14 56 

Craig's Creek 10 66 



Middle Mountain 10 76 

Pott'sCreek 4 80 

Sweet Springs 4 84 

White Sulphcr Springs .17 101 
Lewisblrg 9 110 

(337) Lewisburg to Guyandotte. 

To Clintonville 10 

Seweli's Mountain 19 29 

Locust Lane 10 33 

Mountain Cove 9 48 

Gauley's Bridge 14 (rJ 

Loop Creek 5 67 

Paint Creek 10 77 

Kanawiia Saline 16 93 

Kanawha Court House .-6 99 

Coalsmouth 12 111 

Mount Salem 9 1-20 

Long Level 6 126 

Cabell Court House 12 138 

Guyandotte 7 146 

(338) Lewisburg to Newbern. 

To Second Creek 10 

Union 9 19 

Salt Sulphur Springs 3 22 

Indian Creek 9 31 

Red Sulphur Springs 8 39 

Peterslown 9 48 

Giles Court House 9 57 

Poplar Hill 10 C7 

Newbern 12 79 

(339) Staunton to Knoxville, 
Tenn. 

To Greenville 12 

Steel's Tavern 6 18 

Fairfield 6 24 

Timber Ridge 6 30 

Lexinc;ton 5 33 

Fancy Hil! 8 43 

Nati'ral Bridge 7 50 

Paltonsburg 10 60 

FiNfASTLE 12 72 

Amsterdam 6 78 

Cloverdale 3 81 

Big Lick 9 90 

Salem, (see 334) 5 95 

Christiansburg 25 120 

Wytheville 48 168 

Abinu'ilon .55 223 

Blountsville 22 245 

Knoxville 105 350 

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ROUTES IN VIRGINIA NORTH CAROLINA. 



(340) Kanawha, to Pt. Pleasant. 
To Mouth of PocotaligO".16 

Walnut Grove 4 20 

Ri'dhuuso Shoals G 2G 

Bullalo 6 32 

Ail)uckle 7 39 

Point Pleasant 16 55 

(341) FiNCASTLE to Cumberland 

Gap. 

To New Castle 17 

Sinkin- Creek 12 29 

Newport 18 47 

Giles Court House 13 60 

E:ist River 16 76 

Bi!,'Sprinor 12 88 

Blue iStone 15 103 

Tazewell Court House 14 117 

Maiden Spring 11 128 

Hortou's Valley 14 142 

Elk Garden U V>^ 

Lebanon 9 162 

DickinsoMville 11 173 

Osborne's Ford 14 187 

Clinch River 9 196 

\ P.^iullelon 11 207 

Stock Creek 5 212 

Powell's Mountain 10 222 

Joju-sville 14 236 

Rose Hill 18 234 

VValnulHill 8 262 

Clmbkrland Gap, Ky. 9 271 

NORTH CAROLINA. 

(342; Wilmington to Washing- 
ton, D. C. 
Wilmivgton and Wddon R. R. 

To Rocky Point 14 

Ber-aw 8 22 

Soutli Wasiiington 7 29 

Teachv's 9 38 

Slricki;md'8 10 48 

Warsaw 8 56 

Faison's 8 64 

Dudley 12 7G 

(ioldsborough 9 8a 

N.hunla 11 96 

Black Creek 7 103 

T-.ssuott 6 109 

Joyi.er's 7 lit; 

Ro.ky Mount 9 125 

Battleborough 8 133 

Entleld 11 1-1^ 



Halifax 11 155 

Weldon 7 1G2 

Petersburg and Roanohe R. R. 

Gareysbur;,' 5 167 

Pleasant Hill 6 173 

Hickslord, Va. 11 184 

Jurrett's 10 194 

Stony Creek Warehouse ... 9 203 

Petersburg 21 224 

Richmond and Petersburg R. R, 

Port Walthall 6 230 

Clover Hill 3 233 

Manchester 11 244 

Richmond 2 246 

Riclimund, Fredericksburg, and 
Potomac R. R. 

Hungary Station 8 254 

Tavlorsville 13 267 

Jdnctiou (Louisa R. R.)- •• • 2 269 

Ruiher Glen 6 275 

Millord Depot 10 285 

Gurney's Depot 11 296 

FllEDKRICKSBlRO 12 308 

Aquia Creek Landing 14 322 

Steamboat. 

Sandy Point 10 332 

Crane Island 12 344 

Mount Vernon 6 350 

Fort Washington, Md. ..4. 2 352 

Alexandria, Va 7 359 

Washington City 7 366 

(343) Wilmington to Norfolk, 

Va. 
Via Wilmington and Raleigh R.R. 
To Gareysburg, (see 342). .167 
Portsmouth, and Roanoke R. R. 

MaruaretsviUe 12 179 

Boykins, Vu. 9 188 

Newson's Depot 5 193 

Franklin 12 205 

Carrsville 5 210 

Suffolk Court House 14 t:H 

Portsmouth 17 241 

Norfolk 1242 

(344) Wilmington to Newbern. 

To Strickland's, (see 342). • .48 
mtage, 

Kenansville 10 58 

Hallsville t^ 66 

Richland 20 fCi 

Marketplace 9 'J5 

Trenton 10 IDS 

Newbkrn 20 125 



ROUTES IN NORTJI CAROLINA. 



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(345) WiLMiNSTON to Charles- 

ton, S. C. 

Stcnmbuat. 

To Smith ville 30 

Charleston HO 170 

(346) Wilmington to Fayette- 

VILLE. 

To Robinson's 16 

VVestbrook 15 31 

ElizabellUown 17 48 

Prospect Hull 17 65 

Fayetteville ". .21 86 

(347) Fayetteville to Marion 

Court House, S. C. 

To Little Rock 6 

St. Paul's 9 15 

Lumberton 16 31 

Leesville 11 42 

Gaddysville 10 52 

Marion C. H. ^ 23 75 

(348) Fayetteville to Cheraw, 

S.C. 

To Dijvis' Springs 14 

Rmdallsviile 12 26 

Montpelier 6 32 

LaurelHjAl 8 40 

Bri-htsvffle, S. C 18 58 

Cueraw. 12 70 

(349) Fayetteville to Char- 

lotte. 

To Davis' Springs 14 

RaiKlallsville 12 26 

Mohtpelier 6 32 

Rockingbam 25 57 

Tiiidalsville 11 68 

Lilesvillc 5 73 

Wadesboro' 5 78 

Lanesboro' 13 &1 

Jeiikin's Store 13 104 

Cobiini's Store 9 113 

Onvillo 5 118 

|Pli ax well's Store 5 123 

Charlotte 7 130 

(350) FAYETTEV^LLE tO SALISBURY. 

To Peari:>on's Mills 14 

Johnson ville 9 23 

Carthage 16 39 

Peels' 12 51 

Caledonia 6 57 

Sugg's Bridge 6 63 

Hill's Store 15 78 



Mount Lebanon 8 86 

Healing Springs 8 94 

Salisbury 18 112 

(351) Fayetteville to Warhavv. 

To O wensville 20 

Clinton 15 .?5 

Springvale 8 4:1 

Warsaw, (on railroad) . • . . 6 49 

(352) Fayetteville to Raleigh. 

To Averysborough 25 

Middle Creek 23 48 

Raleigh 12 60 

(353) Raleigh to Washington, 

D C. 
Raleigh and Gaston R. R. 

To Neuse 9 

Forestville 6 15 

Franklinton 11 26 

Staunton 11 37 

Henderson 7 44 

Ridgewny 13 57 

Macon Depot 10 67 

LiUleton 11 78 

Gaston 9 87 

Greenville R. R. 

Rnland's, Va. 10 97 

Hicksford's 11 108 

Washington, (see 342)... 182 290 

(354) Raleigh to Washington, 

N. C 
F'ia Rocky Mount. 

To Eagle Rock 12 

Wakefield 8 20 

Stnnho)>e 13 33 

Nashville 12 45 

Rocky Mount (on railroad) . 10 61 

Tarboro' 17 78 

Sparta 8 86 

Falkland 8 94 

Greenville 9 103 

Pactolus 13 116 

Washington 13 129 

(355) Raleigh to Beaufokt. 
Via IVnyncsboro'' and JS'cwbirn. 

To (iulley*s Store 9 

Smilhfield 18 27 

Boon Hill 10 37 

Waynesborough 14 51 

Goldsboro' (on railroad) 1 52 

Mosely Hall 11 63 

Kuiston 16 79 



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ROUTES IN NORTH CAROLINA. 



Trenton 20 105 

Polloksville 1-2 117 

* Newbkrn 8 1J5 

Cravensnlle 17 14:2 

Bbalfort 31 173 

(3;>G) Newbern to Norfolk, Va. 
fia PnjmoiUk and Edcnton, 

To .Swill Creek Bridge 17 

VVajshisgton 18 35 

Piyinoiilh ■•••.. ...13 70 

Edi-iitoii, (^by steamboat) . . .20 1)0 

Heraurd 12 102 

WoodviUe 11 113 

Eliz.ibetii City 10 12;} 

New Lebanon 12 135 

De.p Creek 25 1(30 

Norfolk 10 170 

(357> Edenton to Norfolk, Va. 
Fia Currituck C. H. 

To Hertford 12 

Woodvilie ....11 23 

Elizabeth City 10 33 

Camden 5 38 

Shilori 6 44 

Indiantown 6 .'iO 

Currituck Court House 10 CO 

N. \V. River Bridge, Va • • .15 75 

Great Bridge 14 80 

Norfolk 10 99 

(358) Halifax to Plymouth. 
Via fVilliaiiiston. 

Tof^coUand Neck 22 

PaliMvra 7 29 

RouiH.ke 5 34 

Hamilton 8 12 

Williamston 13 55 

Gardner's Bridge 11 6G 

Plymouth 11 77 

(359) Raleioh to Salisbury. 
yia Oreensboru''. 

Moiin::sville 20 

CliajK-l Hill 8 28 

HiiUborough 12 40 

M .sou's Uall 9 49 

Haw River 11 GO 

Albright's 60 

An.inauce 6 72 

Greensboro' 13 85 

Jamestown II 9(j 

BnimmeH's 10 HK5 

Rich Fork 112 

Lexington 8 120 

Salisbury 17 137 



(360) Raleioh to Salcsbfrt, 
Via Ashbaro'. 

ToGrove 20 

Hackney's Cross Roads 7 27 

PiUsborough 8 35 

Si. Lawrence 12 47 

Parley's Mills 10 57 

Ashboro' 10 73 

Carraway 9 82 

Spencer 8 90 

Coilon Grove 11 101 

Salisbury 16 117 

(361> Salisbury to Asuvillk. 
Via Lincolnton. 

To Miranda 14 

Mount Mourne 12 26 

BealUe'sFord 8 .34 

Catawba Springs 4 38 

Vesuvius Euinace 4 42 

Lincolnton 10 52 

VVilsonville 13 65 

Garner's Ford 7 72 

R utherlbrd ton 23 95 

Fairview 29 124 

Ashville 12 136 

(362) Salisbury to Warm Springs. 
Via Morirantown and .Ashville. 

To Cowansville T. . 16 

Stalesville 11 27 

PoplarGrove 9 36 

Newton 5 41 

Chestnut Oak 11 52 

Drowning Creek 11 63 

MORGANTOWN 15 78 

Marion Court House 26 104 

Old Fort 10 114 

Swannano 12 126 

Ashville 13 139 

Lapland 20 159 

Warm Springs 17 176 

(363) Salisbury to Yorkvillk, 

S.C. _^ 

To Concord 20 ^ 

Harrisburg 12 32 

Charlotte 7 39 

White Hall 8 47 

Ranaleburg 8 55 

YOHKVILK, S.C 17 72 

(364) Salisbury to Chkraw, S.C. 

To Rockville 15 

Kendall's Store 10 25 

Albemarle 3 28 



ROUTES IN N. CAROLINA S. CAROLINA. 



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Norwood 12 40 

Cellar Hill 5 45 

Beverly 6 51 

VVadesboro' i> 57 

Morven 10 G"" 

Sneedsboro' 4 71 

Cheraw, S. C 10 81 

(365) Greensboro' to Halifax, 

Va. 

Monticello 13 

High Rock 8 21 

Lenox Castle 3 24 

Blade's 7 31 

Yanceyville 9 40 

Milton 13 53 

Cunninc^ham's 10 63 

Bioomsburg 9 72 

Halifax 13 85 

(366) Greensboro' to Wytue- 

VILLE, Va. 

To New Garden 6 

Friendship 3 9 

Kernersviile 7 16 

Salem 11 27 

Old Town 6 33 

Bethania 3 36 

Little Yadkin 9 45 

Olive Mount 6 51 

Tilmont 6 57 

Mount Airy 11 68 

Good Spur, Va 22 90 

HUlsville 8 98 

Jackson's Ferrj- 9 107 

WVTIIEVILLE 13 120 

(367) Salem to Knoxville, TeJjn. 

To Panther Creek U 

Huntsvilte 10 21 

Hamplonville 18 39 

Chapell's Cross Roads 6 45 

Dennyville 5 50 

Wilkesboro' 16 66 

Reddy's River 13 79 

Jefferson 17 96 

9cnh Fork 12 108 

Taylorsville, Tenn 14 122 

Moore's Iron Works 9 131 

Du'Jrger's Feriy 9 140 

Elizabeth town 13 153 

Jonesb«ro' 18 171 

Leesburg 5 176 

Rheaiown 10 186 

Henderson's Mills 4 1 90 

Greenville 6 196 



Gustavus ...13 209 

Check's Cross Roads. ...... .14 223 

Morristown 6 229 

Panther Springs 5 234 

Mossy Creek 8 242 

New Market 4 2-16 

Strawberry Plains j> 2.'),) 

Knoxville 10 '.i7 1 

(368) Salem to Raleiou. 

To Kernersviile M 

Friendship 7 1.'^ 

New Gaiden 3 "il 

Greensboro' • <> 27 

Allemance I'-i ■■') 

Albright's • 6 ^6 

Haw River <• ''2 

Mason's Hall 11 6;i 

Hillsboro' 9 72 

Chapel Hill..... 12 84 

Moringsville H V.2 

Raleigh 2i> 112 

SOUTH CAROLINA. 

(369) Charleston to Augista, 

Ga. 

Via South Carolina R. li. 

ToSineath's 13 

Ladson's 5 18 

Summerville 4 22 

Inabnet's .9 31 

Ross's 6 37 

St. George's 11 48 

Branch ville 14 62 

Edisto Turnout 1 66 

Midway 6 72 

Graham's 9 81 

Blackville 9 90 

Williston 9 99 

Windsor 8 107 

Johnson's H !'••> 

Aiken 5 120 

Marsh's 8 128 

Hamburg 8 136 

Augusta, Ga. 1 l^H 

(370) Charleston to Savannah. 

Steamboat. 

To Sullivan's Island 6 

North Edisto River 28 34 

St. Helena Sound 15 49 

Port Royal EnlrcUice 20 69 

Savannah River 20 89 

Savannah IB 107 



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ROUTES IN SOrXH CAROLINA. 



(371) Charlestok to Savannah. 

To Jacksonboro' 32 

Ashepo Ferry 9 41 

BUift House 9 .SO 

Cv)lliii9 Cross Roads 10 60 

Pocutaligo 4 04 

Gillisonville 5 G9 

(Jr.itminsville 10 79 

Perrysburg 15 94 

Savannah, Ga 18 112 

(373) Charleston to Camden. 

To C.imden Junction, (see 373) 106 

Camden Branch R. R. 
Camdkn 44 150 

(373) CUARLKSTOS tO Coi-l'MBIA. 

yia South Carolina R. R. 

To Siue;itli's 13 

Ladson's 5 18 

Suininorville 4 22 

Inabiiei's 9 31 

Ross's 6 37 

St. Gi-ortte's 11 48 

Branch ville 14 62 

Columbia and BranchoiUe R, R. 

OraiiLceburg 18 80 

Semwrson's (5 8(5 

LewisviUe 5 91 

Fort Motte 8 99 

Camden Junction 7 100 

Gadsden .■) Ill 

Hopkins 8 119 

Woodlands 5 12-1 

Columbia .5 129 

(374) Columbia to Augusta, Ga. 

To Lexini>ton Court House. 12 

T.eesvdle 18 30 

Ridw 10 40 

Edtcefield Court House 17 .'57 

Hamburff 18 7.5 

AuousTA 1 76 

(375) Columbia to Favettevillk, 

N.C. ' 

To Camden 33 ^ 

Tiller's Ferry 2.j .58 

Cheraw 34 92 

Bri'-rhtsvillo 12 104 

Lrfim-el riill, N. C. 18 122 

Monipelier 8 I3t) 

RandallsvLike (i 136 



Davis' Springs 12 148 

Favettevillk 14 162 

(376) Columbia to Salisbury, N.C. 

To Cookham 20 

Winsboro' 9 29 

Yousjuesvillo 12 41 

Blackstock's 5 46 

Chester Court House 11 57 

Bratlonsville 12 69 

Guthriesville 3 72 

YORKVILLE 7 79 

Uinaleburg 17 96 

White llaU 8 104 

Cnarlotte 8 112 

Harrisbur? 7 119 

Concord 12 131 

Salisbury 20 151 

(377) Columbia to Ruthkrford- 

TON, N. C. 

To Cedar Creek 12 

Thompson's 12 24 

Mc.Meekiu's 4 23 

Monticello 3 31 

Glympville ,. 6 37 

iMaybintown 5 42 

Goshen Hill 8 50 

Beaverdam 5 55 

ITiiionville 12 67 

B.)-ansvilIf 11 78 

(ilenn Sprins^s 5 83 

PPAHTANSBURQ 12 95 

Dimaicus 9 104 

Buck Creek 7 111 

Island Ford, N. C 6 117 

RUTIIERFORDTON 15 132 

(378) Columbia to Warm Springs, 

N.C. 
Via Oreenville. 

To OakviHe 13 

Pomaria 13 26 

Newberr\' C!ourt House 16 42 

Pagesville 9' 51 

Huntsville 7 58 

Holland's . 5 63 

Lauren's Court House 9 72 

GreenwoiKl 11 83 

Fountain Inn 9 92 

«rkenvilleC. H 15 107 

Traveller's Rest 10 117 

Orleans 8 125 

>'erriltsville 5 130 

Flat Rock, N.C 13 143 

Hexidersouville 7 150 



ROUTES IN SOUTH CAROLINA GEORGIA. 



71 



Mud Creek 5 155 

Limestone 5 IGO 

Ash viLLE 10 170 

Warm Springs 37 207 

(379) Augusta, Ga.. to Gillison- 

VILLE. 

To Silverton, S. C 17 

Four Mile Branch • • • • • 9 26 

Speedwell G 32 

Lower Three Runs 10 42 

Erwinton U 53 

King Creek 6 59 

Robertsville. 28 87 

GiLLlSONVILLE 12 99 

(380) Augusta, Ga., to Green- 

VILLE. 

To Hamburg 1 

Edtfefield 18 19 

D'.iiitoiisville 9 28 

Loiiijmire's 9 37 

WinUT Seat 5 42 

Fraziersville 9 51 

Abbeville Court House .... 9 60 

Tern pie of Health 10 70 

Varennes 10 80 

Anderson Court House 5 85 

Steel's 9 94 

Pondleton 7 101 

Double Branches 8 109 

Pickensville 8 117 

Gree.nville 13 130 

(381) Charleston to Darlington 

Court House. 

To PineTille 51 

Kingstree 23 74 

CamV Bridge 13 87 

Effingham 13 100 

Darlington, C.H 20 120 

(382) Charleston to George- 

town. 
To Georgetown 60 

(383) Georgetown to Wilming- 

ton, N. C. 

To Buoksville 35 

Conwayboro' 9 44 

Little River 28 72 

Shallotte, N. C. 22 94 

Smithsville 21 115 

Wilmington 30 115 



(384) Georgetown to Chkraw. 

To China Grovo 24 

Lvnch's Creek 19 43 

Jeffrey's Creek 23 66 

Mars' Bluff 7 73 

Darlington C. H 13 86 

Society Hill 15 101 

Cheraw 15 116 

(385) Georgetown to Sumter- 
ville. 

To China Grove 24 

Indian Town 13 37 

Kingsiree 13 50 

Salem 14 64 

Bradleyville 14 78 

Sumterville 10 88 

(386) YoRKviLLE to Abbeville. 

Tu Blairsville 10 

Pinckneyville 10 20 

Decatur 9 29 

Unionville 7 36 

CedarGrove 6 42 

Cross Keys 6 48 

Huntington 8 56 

Lauren's Court House 12 08 

Waterloo 11 79 

Stony Point 5 84 

Dead Fall 7 91 

Abbeville 10 101 

(387) YoRKviLLE to Camdkn. 

To Ebenezerville - 13 

Coates' Tavern 8 21 

Landsford 10 31 

C:!tawba 12 43 

Long Street 3 46 

Dry Creek 4 50 

Russell Place 8 58 

Liberty Hill 8 66 

Red Hill 6 72 

Camden 16 88 

GEORGIA. 

(388) Savannah to Macon. 
Central Railroad- 
To Eden Depot 20 

Reform 10 30 

Armenia 16 40 

Halcycindale 4 50 

Scarborough 20 70 

Millen.... 10 80 

Midville 10 90 



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ROUTES IN GEORGIA. 



Holcomb 10 100 

Davisborough 22 12-2 

Teuviile 14 136 

Oconee 11 147 

Emmetl 5 152 

Gorjlon 18 170 

Laiksville 10 ISO 

Macon )l 191 

(389) SIacon to Atlanta. 

Macon and Western R. R. 

To Howard's 6 

Pratlsville 11 17 

Forsyth 7 24 

Collier's 6 30 

Goggau's 5 35 

Bariiesville 5 4!> 

Milner's 7 47 

Griffin 11 58 

Fosterville 15 73 

Joiiesboro' 7 80 

Tucker's Cabin 7 87 

PoolesvJlle 3 90 

Atlanta 11 101 

(390) Atlanta to Chattanooga. 
Western and Atlantic R. R. 

To Boltonville 8 

Marietta 12 20 

Acworth 15 35 

Allatooiia 5 40 

Cartei-sville 10 50 

Hamilton 5 55 

KiiiKSton 5 CO 

Aduirsville 10 70 

Oothcaloga 9 79 

Oostanaula 5 84 

Dalton 15 99 

Tunnel 7 106 

Ringold 7 113 

Tennessee Line 7 120 

Chattanooga IG 136 

(391) Savannah to Augusta. 

To Millon, (see-SSS) 80 

Au(/it.stti and Waynesboro It. It. 

Lumpkins 10 90 

Tiiomas 5 95 

Waynesboro 6 101 

AUOCBTA 30 131 

(392) Savannah to Milledok- 

VILLK. 

To Emmett 152 

Sta^e. 

MiLLKUOBVILLK 22 17-1 



(393) Savannah to Columbui. 

To Macon, (see 388) 191 

Columbus, (see 405) 94 285 

(394) Savannah to St. Augustinx, 
Fa. 

To Old Court House 17 

Eiceboro' 17 34 

South Newport 9 43 

Darien 19 62 

Bethel 18 80 

WaJ^lesvilIe 12 92 

Langsburg 7 99 

Jeflersonton 18 117 

St. Mary's 22 139 

Kirklaud 20 159 

Jacksonville 30 189 

St. Augustine 40 229 

(395) Darien to Baixbridoe. 

To Bethel 18 

Waynesville 12 30 

Waresboro' 55 85 

AUapaha 48 133 

Troupville 22 155 

Sharp's Store 12 167 

Okapilco 10 177 

Thomasvillc 26 203 

Cairo 22 225 

Bainbridge 20 245 

(396) Augusta to Atlanta. 

Oeorgia R. R. 

To Belair 10 

Berzelia 11 21 

Lombardy 8 29 

Thompson 9 38 

Camac 9 47 

Double Wells 5 52 

Cumming ...«• ••• 5 57 

Crawlordsville.* 8 65 

Jeffersor Elall 6 71 

Union Point 5 76 

Greensboro' 7 83 

Buclihead 13 96 

Madison 8 104 

Rutledge 8 112 

Social Circle 8 120 

Covington 10 130 

Conyer's U 141 

Lithonia 6 147 

Stone Mountain 8 155 

Docatiu- 10 165 

Atlanta 6 171 



ROUTES IN GEORGIA. 



73 



(397) Auou?TA to Charleston, 
S.C. 

To Hamburg 1 

Mai-sh's 8 9 

Aiken 8 17 

Johnson's 5 22 

Windsor 8 30 

Willislon 8 38 

Blackville 9 47 

Graham'a 9 56 

Medway 9 65 

Edisto Turaont 6 71 

Brancliville 4 75 

St. George's 14 89 

Ross's U 100 

Inabnet's 6 106 

Sunimerville 9 115 

Ladson's 4 119 

Sineath's 5 124 

Charleston 13 137 

(308) Augusta to Athens. 
To Union Point, (see 396) . .76 
Mhtns Branch R. R. 

Woodville 5 81 

B;iirdsto\vn 3 84 

Maxey's 4 88 

Salmonville 5 93 

Lexin^ou Depot 5 98 

Athens 18 116 

(399) Augusta to Clarksvillk. 

To Darby's 12 

CulbreatVs 10 22 

Eubank's 6 28 

Douljle l^ninches 3 31 

Liucohiton 10 41 

Goshen 6 47 

Petersburg 8 55 

Cook's Law Office 14 69 

Elbertcn 9 78 

EagleGrove 19 97 

Bowersville 12 109 

Fairviow. 5 114 

Carnesville <, 6 120 

Bancroft 7 127 

Clarksville 20 147 

(400) Augusta to Millkdqe- 

4 VILLE. 

To Camac, (see 396) 47 

VVarrentuu 4 51 

Mayfield 10 61 

Sparta 12 73 

Devereaux's Store 8 81 

MxlLkdgeville 15 06 



(401) Milledgbvillk to Macok. 

To Wallace 16 

Macon 15 3J 

(402) Macon to Darien. 

To Rutland 6 

Websterville 5 11 

Busbay ville 6 17 

Perry 12 29 

Hayneville 10 39 

Hawkinsville 12 .51 

Copeland 26 77 

Temperance 8 *5 

Jacksonville 15 100 

Lumber City 23 123 

Boxville 6 129 

Colquit 7 136 

Perry's Mills 11 147 

Surrency 16 163 

Fort Barrington 45 208 

Darien 12 220 

(403) Macon to Chattahoochke. 
South Western R. E. 

Echecounee 12 

Mule Croek 8 20 

Fort Valley S 2S 

Marshalville 7 35. 

Marthasville 7 42 

Montezuma 6 48 

Oglethorpe 2 50 

Americus 23 74 

Starkville 25 99 

Palmyra 12 HI 

Albany 5 116 

Newton 25 141 

Bainbridge 38 179 

Chattahoochee 25 204 

(404) Macon to Athens. 

ToClinton 15 

Blountsville 10 25 

Clopton's Mills 7 32 

t^tanlordsville 5 37 

Ealonton 11 48 

Madison 20 68 

Salem 10 78 

Farmington 5 83 

Watkinsville 7 90 

Athens 7 97 

(405) Macon to Columbus. 

To Warrior .11 

Echoconna 3 14 

Knoxville 11 25 

Francisville 6 31 

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74 



ROUTES IN GEORGIA. 



Union 7 38 

Da vision 12 50 

T;iH>olton 12 

Ellerslie 16 78 

CkiLPMBLS 16 94 

(400) Ck)i,CMBU8 to Griffin. 

To fI;irrison 9 • 

CHliwba 6 15 

Hamirton 7 22 

KhiTsGap 8 30 

Willie j^ulphur Springs... • 6 36 

Farm'-i-svillo 5 41 

fJrei'iiville 6 47 

Te<;H 14 61 

Krin 4 65 

Bh.'int Mourne 11 76 

Griffin 8 84 

(407) CoLUMBrs to Atlanta. 

ToRHerslio 16 

Waverly Hall 7 23 

Biiiij" Springs 3 26 

Belleviie 7 33 

Pleasant Hill 5 38 

Double Bridges 5 43 

Tiioinaston 10 53 

Union Hill 11 64 

Barnesville 7 71 

Mean and ffestcm R. B. 

Mihier's 7 78 

Griffin • 11 89 

Fo:ifervil!e 15 104 

Jonesboro' 7 111 

Tucker's Cabin 7 118 

PooU-sville 3 121 

Atlanta 11 132 

(408) COLUMBI'S to ROSSVILLE. 

To Harrison 9 

Catawba 6 15 

Hamilton 7 22 

Cochran's Cross Roads 5 27 

G.rlisle 5 32 

Cam- Point 4 36 

La fJRANGE 8 44 

Corinth 15 59 

Willow Grove 6 65 

Nk-.vnan 9 74 

Lodi 9 83 

Rotberwood 4 87 

Carrollton 12 99 

Tallapoosa 20 119 

Cedaitown 16 135 



I Coiutesy.- 13 143 

I KoMK 10 158 

62 I Dirttown 16 174 

78 I Summerville 8 182 

Islandtown 5 187 

Lh Kavette 17 204 

Rock Spring 8 212 

RossviLLE 13 225 

(409) Atlanta to MoNTOOMjEMt. 
j Fia La Oravge R. R. 

I To Junction (S 

.Fairburn I'i 18 

I Palmetto 7 25 

I Newnan 15 40 

' Hogausville 19 59 

La Grangk 13 72 

LongCan^e 10 82 

West Toint 5 87 

J\Jovt(Tomery and West Point R. R. 

Opelica 21 108 

Auburn 7 115 

LoachapoKa 7 122 

Notasulga 5 127 

Chehaw 8 135 

Franklin 7 142 

iMo.NTGOMERY 33 175 

(410) Griffin to Montgomery. 

To Mount Mourne 8 

Greenville £9 37 

Mouiilville 10 47 

La Grange 9 56 

Long Cane 10 66 

West Point 5 71 

Montgomery, (sec 409) . . .97 168 

(411) Covington to Newnaw. 

To Oak Hill 11 

McDonough 12 23 

Foslerville 11 34 

Fayetleville 9 43 

Kidron 11 54 

Nevvnan 12 66 



(412) Athens to Clayton. 

To Dnnielsville 20 

Madison Springs 6 28 

Carnesville 12 .38 

Bancroft 7 45 

Clarksville 20 65 

Clayton 19 84 



ROUTES IN GEORGIA FLORIDA. 



75 



(413) Athens to Dahlonko.v. 

To Jefferson 17 

Cunningham's Store 9 2f) 

Gainesville 14 40 

Lucksville 6 40 

New Bridge V2 58 

Auj'aria 4 02 

Rahlonega 5 07 

(414) Dahloneoa to Dalton, 

To Atnicolola ,. .16 

Prince Edward • • • 12 28 

Ellijay 11 39 

Cooaawattee 10 55 

Spring Place 10 05 

Dalton 8 73 

(415) Greensboro' to Abbeville, 

S.C. 

ToWoodville 8 

Woodstock a 10 

Wasliingtoa 15 31 

Danbury 10 41 

Petersburg 13 54 

Calhoun's Mills, S. C. 8 02 

Lebanon G OS 

Abbevilie 74 

FLORIDA. 

(416) St. Augustine to Darien, 

Ga. 

To Jacksonville 40 

Kirkliind 30 70 

St. Marv's,Ga. 20 90 

Jeffei-soliton 22 112 

Lanfj:sburg ...18 130 

Waynesville 7 137 

Bethel 12 149 

Darien 18 107 

(417) St. Augustine to Tamta 

Bay. 

To Fort Peyton 9 

Pilaika 20 29 

Orange Springs 20 49 

Fort King 25 74 

Loni; t^wamp 15 ^9 

Okfihnmpka 18 107 

Fort Dade 40 147 

Fort Foster 20 1()7 

Tampa 21 188 



(418) St. Auottstine to Talla- 

hassee. 

ToPicolata 18 

t. arey's Ferry 23 41 

Fort Hr.rlee 25 66 

New nansville 21 87 

Eilisvilie 17 104 

Alligator ...18 122 

Little River P. O. 15 137 

Lower Mineral Springs .... 14 151 

Columbus 17 108 

Madison Court House 13 181 

Talola 7 188 

Fort Hamilton 10 198 

Marion 22 220 

Lipona 10 230 

Tallahassee 14 244 

(419) Tallahassee to Alligator. 

Via Monticdlo. 

To Miccosukee 20 

MONTICELLO 18 38 

Cherry Lake 30 68 

Woodland 10 78 

Benton 84 

Jasper 10 100 

White Springs 17 117 

Alligator 15 132 

(420) Tallahassee to St. Marks. 
To St. Marks 22 

(421) Tallahassee to Bain- 

bridge, Ga. 

To Salubrity 12 

Quincy 12 24 

Bainbridge 24 48 

(422) Tallahassee to Mobile, 

Ala. 

To Salubrity 12 

Quincy 12 24 

Chattahoochee 21 45 

Marianna 31 76 

Webbville 10 86 

Campbellton 13 09 

Geneva 24 123 

Almirante 53 176 

Milton 45 221 

Floridatown 9 230 

Pensacola 14 244 

Blakely 58 302 

Mobile 14 31G 



■rt 



ROl'TES IN FLORIDA. 



(423) APPA.LACH1C0LA lO CoLUM- 

Bt'a, Ga. 
Steamboat. 

To Fort Gadsden • •• • 24 

lola 28 32 

Blouiitstown 40 92 

Och*ee 15 107 

CUATTAHOOCUEE 16 123 



Brown's Ferry 30 15S 

VVoodville, Ala. 18 171 

Columbia 10 187 

Fort Gaines, Ga. 33 222 

Eufaula, Ala. 30 252 

Koanoke, Ga 'Z\ 275 

Fort Mitchell, Ala. 48 323 

Columbus, Ga 13 336 



77 

ROUTES IN THE 

SOUTH-WESTERN STATES. 



TENNESSEE. 

(424) Nashville to Memphis. 

Via Huntingdon. 

To Chesnut Grove 18 

CharioUo 22 40 

Williamsville 10 50 

Wuvtrk-y 12 62 

Revnoldsbiirg 9 71 

Camden 10 81 

Sandy Bridge 8 89 

HUNTINGDON 12 101 

South CarroU 16 117 

SjMinij; Creek 8 125 

Jackson 13 138 

Medon 12 150 

Bolivar 10 Kit) 

Middloburg 7 173 

Ni'W Castle 5 178 

SOMERVILLE 11 189 

Wliite f'.all 5 194 

Oakland 5 199 

Hickory- Withe 4 203 

Morning Pun 8 211 

Green Bottom 6 217 

Raleigh 7 224 

Memphis 10 234 

(425) Nashville to Memphis. 

Via Purdy. 

To Good Spring 13 

Franklin 5 18 

White House 6 24 

Sprinu'Hill 7 31 

Con MBIA 12 43 

Mount Pleasant H 54 

Henry 18 72 

North Bend 5 77 

Waynesboro' 17 94 

Smith's Fork 15 109 

Savannah 16 125 

AdamsviUe 8 133 

PCRDY 9 142 

RoseCreek 10 152 

Cralnsville 7 159 

Bolivar ■•.. 15 174 

Middieburg 7 181 



Newcastle 5 19 

Somerville 11 191 

Memphis, (see 424) 45 242 

(426) Nashville to Holly 

Springs, Ala. 

To Bolivar, (see 424) lliG 

Van Buren 10 176 

La Grange 13 1H9 

Lamar, Miss 10 199 

Hudsonville 6 205 

Holly Springs 8 213 

(427) Nashville to Jackson. 

To Good Spring 13 

Franklin 5 18 

Leiper's Fork 10 28 

LickCreek 25 53 

Centreville 9 62 

Beaver Dam Spring 7 09 

Pleasautville 12 81 

Perryville 26 107 

Decatmville 8 115 

Lexington 14 129 

Juno 12 141 

Cotton Grove 8 149 

Jackson 8 157 

(428) Nashville to Hickman, Ky. 
To Reynoldsbui'g, (see 424) 71 

Sandy Hill 18 89 

Paris 12 101 

Mount Holyoke 8 109 

Irvine's Store 9 J 18 

Dresden 7 125 

Old Hickory 12 137 

Totten's Wells 6 143 

Hickman 18 161 

(429) Nashville to Columbi:s,Ky. 

To Paris, (see 428) .-101 

Barren Hill 9 110 

Boydsville 9 119 

Dukedom 10 129 

Feliciana, Ky. * 6 135 

Clinton 16 151 

Columbus 12 163 

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78 



ROUTES IN TENNESSEE. 



(430) Nashville to Tuscumbia, 

Ala. 
To Columbia, (see 425)... -43 

Mount Pleiisaiit 11 54 

Lawrenceburg 23 77 

Clierry G rove, Ala 23 100 

Florence 15 115 

TUSCUMBIA 5 120 

(431) Nashville to Hu.ntsville, 

Ala. 
F'ia Columbia. 
To Columbia, (see 425) .... 43 

Poplar Ridge 12 55 

Lyanville 6 61 

Pulaski 14 75 

Elkton 1 16 91 

White Hill 10 101 

Madison Cross Roads 6 107 

HUNTSVILLE 15 122 

(432) Nashville to Huntsvillk, 

Ala. 
Via Murfrecshoro'. 

To Mount View 12 

Stewardsboro' 8 20 

MURFREESBORO' 14 34 

Fosterviile 12 4G 

Shelbyviile 13 59 

Rich Valley 5 64 

Fayetteville 20 84 

Hazel Green. Ala 16 100 

Meridian ville 6 106 

Hdntsville 8 114 

(433) Nashville to McMinns- 

ville. 

To Mo^int View 12 

Stewardsboro' 8 20 

MURFRKKSBORO' 14 34 

Readvville 13 47 

Woodbury 7 54 

Clermont ., 10 64 

McMinnsville 11 75 

(434) Nashville to Sparta. 
Via Gallatin. 

To Pleasant HiU 7 

Hendersonville - 9 16 

Gallatin 10 26 

Hartsville 20 46 

Dixon's Spring 6 52 

Carthage 10 62 

Pokin 16 78 

> Double Springs 8 86 



Newark 12 96 

Sparta 10 108 

(435) Nashville to Knoxville. 

To Green IIUl 12 

Cedar Grove 7 19 

Lebanon 11 30 

Three Forks 13 43 

Alexandria 5 48 

Liberty 9 57 

Sligo 16 73 

Sparta 16 83 

Bon Air Springs 13 102 

Crossville 20 122 

Belleville 12 134 

Post Oak Springs 5 139 

Kingston 7 146 

Wood's HiU 18 164 

Campbell's Station 8 172 

Knoxvillk 15 187 

(436) Knoxville to Sulphur 

Springs, Va. 

To Academia 10 

Blain's Cross Roads 9 19 

Spring House 7 26 

Riitledge 7 33 

Bean's Station. 10 43 

Rocky Spring 4 47 

Red Bridge 7 54 

Rogcrsville 10 64 

Lyons' Store 12 76 

New Canton 6 82 

Kingsport 9 91 

PMen's Ridge 6 97 

Hloi'ntsville 9 106 

Sjpling Grove 9 115 

Abingdon 13 128 

Gliide Spring II 139 

Seven Mile Ford 11 150 

Marion C, ]',G 

Pleasant Hill 11 1()7 

Rural Retreat 7 174 

Wytbeville 9 183 

Draper's Valley Iri 201 

Newbern ,. 10 211 

Poplar Hill 12 2^23 

G iles a)urt House 10 233 

Peterstown 9 212 

Red Sulphur Springs 9 251 

Indian Creek 8 259 

Salt Sulphur Springs 9 268 

Union 3 271 

Second Creek 9 2b0 



ROUTES IN TENNESSEE. 



79 



Lhwisburg 10 290 

Whitk tSuLPuuR Springs . 9 299 

(437) Knoxville to Blounts- 

VILLE. 

F'ia RusselMlle. 

To Straw beriy Plains 16 

New Miirkt't •> 9 25 

Mossy Creek 4 29 

Panther Springs 8 37 

Morristown 6 43 

RrSSELLVlLLE 5 48 

Bay Mount l4 62 

Greenville 13 75 

Hendei-son's Mills 6 81 

Rheatown 4 85 

Leesburg 10 95 

JONKSBORO' 5 100 

Hilton 10 no 

Blountsville 7 117 

(438) Nashville to Savannah, G a. 

Nashrille and Chattanooga E. R. 

To Antiodi 10 

Smyrna 11 21 

Murfroesboro 11 32 

Christiana 9 41 

Fostervillo 4 45 

Bell Buckle 5 50 

Wartnce 5 55 

Normandy 8 

Tullahonia 7 70 

Allisonia 7 77 

Decherd 7 84 

Cowan 5 89 

Tantallon 7 96 

Anderson 9 105 

Stevenson 10 115 

Shell Mound 15 130 

Station 10 140 

Chattanooga — 11 151 

WcHtern, and Atlantic R. R. 

Tennes^^ee Line — 16 167 

DaltoM.... 21 iss 

Kingston 39 227 

Atla nta Ori 2S7 

Miicon and Western R. R. 

East Point Junction 6 293 

Griffin 37 330 

Forsvth 34 364 

Macon 24 3S8 

Central R. R. 

Gordon 15 403 

Millen 96 499 

Bavannau 80 579 



(438i) Dalton to Knoxville, 
East Tennessee & Georgia R. R, 

Varneirs 9 

Red Clay 6 15 

Blue Spring 9 24 

Cleveland 4 28 

Charleston 12 40 

Riceville 7 47 

Athens 8 55 

Mouse Creek 6 61 

Sweetwater.. 8 69 

Philadelphia 7 76 

Loudon 6 82 



(439) Nashville to Charleston, 
S.C. 

To Atlanta, (see 438) 274 

Oeorgia R. R. 

Decatur 6 280 

Stone Mountain 10 290 

Lithonia 8 296 

Conyer's • 6 304 

Covington 11 315 

SocialCircle 10 325 

Ruiledge 8 333 

Madison 8 341 

Buckhead 8 349 

Greensboro' 13 362 

Union Point 7 3(iO 

Jeflferson Hall 5 374 

Cniwfordsville 6 380 

Cumming 8 388 

Double Wells 5 393 

Camac 5 398 

Thompson 9 407 

Lombardy 9 416 

Berzelia 8 424 

Belair H 4U5 

AUGTSTA 10 445 

Charleston, (see 397) • • .137 582 

(440) Knoxville to Cumberland 
Gap. 

To Wilson's 10 

Clinton 6 16 



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ROUTES IN TENNESSEE ALABAMA. 



R088 7 23 

Jucksonboro' 13 36 

Finciistle 12 48 

Speedw**ll 6 54 

Oidtown 12 (36 

Cumberland Gap 10 76 

(441; Knoxville to Raleigh, N.C. 
To Jone^borough, (see 437)100 

i:i:z,a>,'Uitown lt» 118 

I).u--iM's i'Vrry .\ 9 127 

-Moore's Frou Works 13 Ui) 

Tiivlorsvillii 9 149 

Nuitli Fork, N.C 14 UJ3 

Jetlersou 12 175 

Reddy's River 17 192 

AVilkesboro' 13 205 

Denriyville 16 221 

CI I ivpoll's Cross Roads 5 226 

Haniptonvilie 6 232 

Hunlsville 18 250 

Panther Creek 10 260 

Salkm 11 271 

Kernersville 11 282 

Friendship 7 289 

Grkknsboko' 9 298 

Allemance 13 311 

AlbriKlu's 6 317 

Haw River 6 323 

Mason's Hall 11 :^34 

Hillsboru' 9 343 

Chapel Flill 12 355 

Morin^^s ville 8 363 

Raleigh 20 383 

(442)Knox viLLE to Warm Pprinos 
and AsHviLLK, N. C. 

To McclUenburg 5 

Dandrid^'e 30 35 

Oak Grove 8 43 

Newport 10 53 

Warm !^i)rinQCS 27 8(1 

I.aplund 17 97 

AsnviLLE 20 117 

(443; Knoxville to Savannah. 

To Marvsville 16 

Four M i le Branch 22 38 

^liidisouville 8 46 

Atiteiis 15 61 

-Mamiia 10 71 

C;dl; 'lui 5 76 

CU-vdami 12 88 

Si:ue Line 20 108 

Cobiillah Springs, Ga. 3 111 



Spring Place 12 123 

Dalton 9 132 

Atlanta, (see 438) 99 231 

Mtcon, (see 369) lOi 332 

Savannah, (see 388) 191 523 

(444) Sparta to Huntsville, Ala. 

To Rock Island 13 

N.cMinnviUe 13 26 

Hickory Creek 13 39 

llillsboro 9 48 

Klk River 9 57 

Winchester 9 66 

Salem 10 76 

New Market, Ala. 18 94 

Huntsville 19 113 

(445) Sparta to Monticello, Ky. 

To Falling Water 10 

White Plains 10 20 

Oak Hill 14 34 

Livin£?3ton 5 39 

Monroe 6 45 

Olvmpus 8 53 

Albany, Ky. 11 64 

Nevvberry 11 75 

Monticello.. 9 84 

ALABAMA. 

(446) Mobile to Montgomery, 

Steamboat. 
To Fort St. Philip .... ••••.21 

Jombij^bee River 23 44 

Tail's Landinj,' M 74 

.James' Landin? 10 84 

French's Landing 6 90 

Oliver's Ferry 9 99 

Gosport 8 107 

Ciairborne 7 114 

Hell's Landing 21 135 

Black Hlutr Landing 20 155 

Upper Peach Tree Landing 13 168 

Prairie Bluff 12 180 

Cmton 10 190 

Portland 21 211 

Cahaba 2:1 234 

Selma Hi 250 

Benton 28 278 

M iller's Feny J 4 292 

Vernon 9 301 

Lowndesport 9 310 

Washington 10 320 

MONTOOUKRY 12 332 



ROUTES IN ALABAMA. 



81 



(447) Mobile to Montgomery. 
Stage. 

ToBIakely 14 

Stocktou 16 30 

Mt. Pletisant 35 65 

Clairbome 18 83 

MoiiroeviUo 13 % 

Biirntcom hi 108 

Activity 18 l'J6 

Greenville 27 153 

Kirkville 11 164 

Sandy Ridge 5 169 

Hickory Grove 5 174 

PintLala 10 184 

Montgomery 13 197 

(448) Mobile to Tuscaloosa. 

To Mount Vernon 33 

New Wakefield 20 53 

St. Stephen's 15 68 

Coffeeville 17 85 

Pineville 22 107 

Nanatalia 10 117 

Montpelier 9 126 

Linden 11 137 

Spring Hill 9 146 

Demopolis 7 1 53 

Macon 8 161 

Greensboro' 16 177 

Havanna 15 192 

Carthage 9 201 

Tuscaloosa 17 218 

(449) Mobile to Selma. 

ToBIakely 14 

Stockton 16 30 

Tensaw 15 45 

Mount Pleasant 21 66 

Clairbome 18 84 

Bell's Landing 21 105 

Black's Bluff 8 113 

Camden 9 122 

/ Canton 6 128 

Prairie Bluff 6 134 

Cambridge 10 144 

Cahaba 14 158 

Selma 9 167 

(450) Mobile to Columbus, Miss. 
Steamboat, 

To Fort St. Philip 21 

Mouth of Tombigbee River 23 44 

Craw lord's Landing 24 68 

Jackson 20 88 



St. Stephen's 8 96 

Cofifeeville 24 120 

Wood's Bluff 20 140 

Nanafalia Bluff 31 171 

Muscow 35 206 

Demopolis 14 220 

Mouth of Black Warrior or 

Tuscaloosa Rivor 2 222 

Jones's Bluff 42 264 

GainesviUe 18 282 

Jamestown 12 294 

Vienna 12 306 

Fairfield 15 321 

PickensvUle 18 339 

Nashville 9 348 

CoLU.MBua 22 37t> 

(451) Mobile to Citronelle. 
Mobile and Ohio B. R. 

Mauvila 13 

Citronelle 20 33 



(4.52) Montgomery to Atlanta. 

Montgomery and IVcst Point li. li. 

To Franklin 33 

Chehavv 7 40 

Notasulga 8 48 

Loachapoka 5 53 

Auburn 7 60 

Opelica 7 67 

West Point 21 88 

La Grange 15 103 

Hogansville 13 116 

Newnan 19 135 

Palmetto 15 150 

Fairburn 7 157 

Atlanta 18 175 

(453) Montgomery to Atlanta. 

Via Oriffin. 
To West Point, (sec 452). . .97 

Jjong Cane, (stage) 5 102 

La Grange 10 112 

Mountville 9 121 

Greenville 10 131 

Texas 14 145 



82 



ROUTES IN ALABAMA. 



Erin 4 149 

Mount Moume 11 160 

Griffin 8 168 

M%ron and Western R. R . 

Fosti-rvillo 15 183 

JoMvsboro' 7 I'M) 

Tuckcr'H Ciibin 7 197 

PoolL'sville 3 200 

Arf.ANTA 11 2IJ 

(.454J Montgomery to Columbus, 

Aliss. 

To r.owiu)eaboro' 23 

Church Hill 9 32 

Benlon 4 36 

Selma 16 52 

Hamburg 19 71 

Marion 7 76 

Greensboro' ^ • . . . 18 96 

Hollow Square 13 109 

Eut.tw 13 122 

Clinton 7 129 

Pl.-;!8ant Ridge 8 137 

Vienna 14 151 

Hope 8 159 

Pickcnsville 12 171 

Lacy's Hills 9 180 

Columbus, Miss 14 194 

(455) montqomery to tusca- 

LOOSA. 

f^ia Selma. 
To Greensboro', (see 454) . .96 

Havanna 15 111 

Carthage 9 120 

Tuscaloosa 17 137 

(456) MONTGOMKRY tO TUSCA- 

I.OOSA. 

Via Maplcsvillc. 

To WetHmpka 15 

Hartwood 10 25 

ChivMuil Creek 17 42 

Maplesville 18 60 

Randolph 10 70 

ContreviUe 14 84 

Pcottsville 8 92 

Mars a 98 

Trion 11 109 

Tuscaloosa 13 122 ; 

(457) MoNTGOMKRY tO ROMK, Ga. 

To Wotumpka 15 \ 

Rockford 24 39' 

Hanover 17 56: 



Sylacauga 6 62 

Weewokaville 10 72 

Ahirdisville 8 80 

Talladega 5 85 

Kelly's Springs 6 91 

Fife 6 97 

Blue Eye 9 106 

Alexandria 9 115 

Jacksonville 9 134 

Griffin's Creek 6 130 

Ladiga 7 137 

Spring Garden 9 146 

State Line, Ga 7 153 

Cave Spring 5 158 

Venn's Valley G 164 

RoMK 12 176 

(458) Montgomery to (;olumbus, 
Ga. 

To Mount Meigs 14 

C.ibahatchie 8 22 

Cross Keys 10 32 

TMskeuree iO 42 

Society Hill 17 59 

Cr iwJbrd 16 75 

Girnrd il 86 

Columbus 1 87 

M59) Selma to Huntsvillk. 

To Pleasant Valley 5 

VVuodlawn 8 13 

Plantersville 7 20 

Maplesville 15 35 

Moiitevallo 23 58 

Bridgeton 14 72 

ErvTON 15 87 

Oregon 7 94 

Mount Pinson 7 101 

Village f^prings 8 109 

Hloiuitsville 28 137 

Oleander 25 162 

MountHill 6 168 

Lacy's Springs 5 173 

Whitesburg 4 177 

Huntsville 10 187 

(460) Tuscaloosa to Columuus, 
Miss. 

ToNorthport 1 

Sipsev Turnpike 12 13 

Gordo 13 26 

Reform 6 32 

Antioch 6 38 

Providence 6 4* 

Columbus 17 61 



ROUTES IN ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI. 



83 



(4fil) TlSCALOOSA to HtTNTSVlLLE. 

To l\IcMath's 32 

Joiifsboro' 11 43 

Elyton 13 5(5 

Hunts viLLE, (see 45&) — 100 15(5 

(46-') Tuscaloosa to Courtland. 

ToNorthport 1 

Nortli RiviT 10 11 

Nfw ! ixiiiKtOQ 14 "2') 

Sli.mcid (5 31 

Eldri(l.rt' 25 5(5 

Th(.rn Hill ^ ~S 

Kiiilock 7 85 

€;in)i) t^|)riiig 14 99 

Moulloi) 10 li'9 

Coir iLAND 13 1'2'2 

(4C3) Tl'scaloosa to Florence. 

ToNorthport 1 

North River 10 11 

New Lexington 14 25 

Favelte Court House 16 41 

Palo 7 48 

Hughes' Mill 14 62 

Pikeville 6 68 

Toll (.'ate : 10 78 

Rus^ellville 35 113 

Tuscumbia 18 131 

Florence 5 136 

(464) Florence to Rome, Ga. 

To .Masonville 10 

Rogersville 12 22 

Athens 23 45 

ShoaUbrd 12 .57 

HrNTsviLLE 13 70 

Berkh-v 12 82 

New Flope 10 92 

Cottdiiville 7 99 

Claysville 6 105 

Cunter's Landing 2 107 

Fall River 6 113 

Van Buien 18 131 

Blue Pond 18 149 

Cedar Bluff 11 1(50 

Missionary Station, Ga. ....16 17(5 

Coosa 7 183 

Rome 6 189 

(•165) Gutter's Landing to Jas- 
per, Tenn. 

ToClaysvllle 2 

Dodsonvllle 15 17 

BeUelonte 18 35 



Bolivar -...16 51 

Rocky Spring 6 57 

Battle Creek, Tenn 5 62 

Jasper C 68 

(466) Tuscumbia to Hpntsville, 

Tusaimbia and Decatur R. U. 

To liCighton {! 

Courtland 13 24 

Hillsboro' 9 33 

Trinity ....•••• 5 38 

Decatur 5 43 

MooresvUIe, (stage) 7 50 

Saunders 10 (50 

Huntsville ..14 74 

(467) Tuscumbia to ConMBirs, 

Miss. 

To Russellvilla 18 

Toll Gate 35 .53 

Millville 12 65 

Quincy, Miss. 17 82 

Athens 7 89 

Aberdeen 7 96 

Barton 15 111 

Columbus 12 123 

MISSISSIPPI. 

(468) Jackson to Vicksburo. 
Vickshurg and Jackson U. K, 

To Clinton 10 

Bolton's Depot 9 19 

Midway 4 23 

Edwards' Depot 5 28 

Big Black River 6 34 

Bovina 2 36 

Montalban 4 40 

Vicksburo 6 4(» 

(469) Jackson to Grand Gulf. 

To Clinton 10 

Raymond 8 13 

Auburn 13 ' 31 

Cayuga 5 30 

Rocky Springs 8 44 

W illow Springs 8 .52 

Grand Gulf 11 63 

(470) Jackson to Natchez. 

To Newtown 10 

Line Store 12 22 

Gallatin 18 40 

Hargrave 15 55 

UuionChurch 9 64 



84 



ROUTES IN MISSISSIPPI — ARKANSAS. 



Malcomb 14 78 

Hamb'irsr 10 88 

Washington 10 98 

Natchkz 6 104 

(471) Jackson to Dk Kalb. 
To Brandon, {via R. R.).^.U 

Greenbush, (st^lre^ 17 30 

HULsboro' ...,.,...18 48 

County Line 12 60 

Union 15 75 

Herbert 11 86 

DeKalb 20 106 

(472) Jackson to Columbus. 

To Midway 12 

Canton 13 25 

Sharon 10 35 

Pleasant Grove 9 44 

Thomastown J 3 57 

Kosciusko 15 72 

liouisville 36 108 

Yiinuk-y 14 122 

Choctaw Agency 12 134 

Columbus 24 158 

(473) Jackson to Yazoo City. 

To Midway 12 

Canton 13 2.> 

Benton 24 49 

YazooCitv 10 59 

(474) VicKSBURQ to Mkmpbis, 
Tknn. 

ToCardiflF 10 

Milldale 5 15 

Claiborneville 13 28 

Saiartia 5 33 

Lincoln 12 45 

Benton 10 55 

Lexington 27 82 

Black Hawk 15 97 

Carrollton 10 113 

Greniula 23 136 

Oakachickama 13 149 

Cofifeeville 5 154 

Sevier 15 169 

Oxford 16 185 

Abervillc 14 199 

Walerford 10 209 

Holly Springs 9 218 

North Mount Pleasant 15 23.{ 

Nonconiier, Tenn. 15 248 

GiTiiKUitown H 2:)9 

Mkmpuis 15 274 



(475) Columbus to ^IempbisiTknk. 

To Barton 12 

Aberdeen 15 27 

Prairie Moimt 30 57 

Pontotoc 15 72 

Holly Springs 56 128 

Memphis, (see 474) 56 18^ 

ARKANSAS. 

(476) Little Rock to New Or- 

leans. 
Steamboat. 

To Pine Bluffs 90 

New Gascony 25 115 

Uichland 6 121 

Nickatoo 15 136 

Arkansas Post 55 191 

Wellington 30 221 

Napoleon 30 251 

New Orleans, (see 491)..620 871 

(477) LiTTLK Rock to Mont- 

gomery's Point. 

To Grand Prairie 35 

Reagan's Bluff 33 68 

Steamboat. 
Montgomery's Point. ...140 203 

(478) Little Rock to Fort Gib- 

son. 
Steamboat. 

To Lewisburg 60 

U.irdanelle 42 102 

ij^cotia 13 115 

Spadra Bluff' 17 132 

.Morrisons Bluff 6 138 

Ozark 25 163 

Van Buren 58 221 

Fort Smith 8 229 

Fort Coffee, I. T 17 246 

Canadian River 45 291 

Fort Gibson 40 331 

(479) Little Rock to Fort Gib- 

son. 
Stage. 

To Lewisburg 55 

Hiirri&uie 14 69 

(Jalley Creek 8 77 

Norristown 7 84 

D vight 9 93 

Scotia 6 99 

Pittsburg 9 108 

Clarksville 7 115 



ROUTES IN ARKANSAS. 



.66 



Horsehead 11126 

Ozark 17 143 

Pleasant Hill 12 155 

Van Bareu 24 179 

Fort {^MiTii 7 lb6 

Kidion 25 211 

Fort Gibson 36 247 

(480) Little Rock to Boston, 

Tex. 

To Collegeville 15 

Benton 10 25 

FairPlay 12 37 

Rockport 8 45 

Raymond 30 75 

Antoine 20 95 

Washington 29 124 

Fulton 14 138 

Boston 50 188 

(481) Littls Rock to Fort Tow- 

son, Ind. Ter. 
To Washini^ton, (see 480). 124 

Columbus 9 133 

Saline 10 143 

Brownstown 5 148 

Paraclifla 12 160 

Ultima Thule 25 185 

Eagletown 10 195 

Fort Towson 45 240 

(482) Little Rock to Shrkve- 

POKT, La. 
To Washington, (see 480) .124 

Spring Hill 15 l59 

Lewisville 16 155 

Walnut Hill 26 181 

Shreveport 89 270 

(483) Little Rock to Hot 

f^PRINGS. 

To Collegeville 15 

Benton 10 25 

Fair Play 12 37 

Hot Springs 18 55 

(484) Little Rock to Memphis, 
Tenn. 

To Grand Prairie 35 

Reagan's Bluff 33 68 

Clarendon , 5 73 

Oakland 35 108 

St. Francis 25 133 

Green Plains 19 152 

Marion 16 168 

Mkuphis, Tenn 10 178 



(485) Little Rock to St. Louif. 
Mo. 

To Oakland Grove 30 

Searcy Court House 25 55 

RockPoint 32 87 

Batesville U 98 

Reed's Creek 24 122 

Smilhville 12 134 

Jackson 14 148 

Pocahontas 15 103 

Fourche Dumas 8 171 

Hick'sFerry 15 186 

Cane Creek, Mo 32 218 

Greenville 18 23G 

Fredericktown 35 271 

Mine La Motte 12 283 

Farmington 5 288 

Iron Mountain 14 302 

Caledonia 10 312 

Potosi 12 324 

Old Mines 7 331 

Glenfinlay 10 341 

HiUsboro' 10 351 

Heiculaneum 11 362 

Sulphur Springs 9 371 

Oakville 8 379 

Jeflferson Barracks 5 384 

Carondelet 4 388 

St. Lovis 5 393 

(4S6) Batesville to Memphi8. 

To Sulphur Rock 10 

Elizabeth 18 28 

St. Francis 55 83 

Green Plains 19 102 

Marion 16 118 

Memphis, Tenn. 10 128 

(487) Batesville to Memphis, 
Steamboat. 

To Pleasant Island 35 

Elizabeth 13 48 

Clarendon 210 258 

Reagan's Bluflf 3 266 

White River 140 406 

Delta, Miss 66 472 

Helena, Ark. 10 482 

Sterling, Ark 10 492 

Commerce, Miss 45 .537 

Memphis, Tenn 27 564 

(488) Arkadelpuia to New Or- 
leans. 
Steamboat. 

Manchester 11 

DaJlasport Id 29 

8 



86 



ROUTES IN LOUISIANA. 



Camden 65 94 

CharapiiJjnole 3-2 126 

Benson's Landing 6 134 

Burk's Liindiiig 12 14C 

Monroe, La 12.j 271 

Trimly 105 436 

Month Red River 120 556 

New Orlkans 236 792 

LOUISIANA, 

(489) Nkw Orlkans to Mobile. 

To Lnkeport, (on LakePont- 

charirain) 5 

Stramboat. 

Point aiix Hirbes 15 20 

Fori Cu(Hiilles 7 27 

Lake Bon,'ne 10 37 

Grand Isbnd 9 46 

West Marianne 9 55 

East Marianne 5 60 

Cat Island 11 71 

Missis8ij)|)i City 11 82 

Deer Island 5 87 

Pascairoula, Mis3 23 1 10 

Cedar Point, Ala 26 i:J6 

Mobile 30 166 

(490} New Orleans to Galves- 
ton, Texas. 

To Battle Ground 6 

Entclish Turn 6 12 

Fori St. Leon 5 17 

Poverty Point 18 35 

Fort Si. Pliilip 37 72 

Fort Jackson, (opposite) . . . 

Bouth East Pass 23 95 

Bftlize 10 105 

Galveston 345 450 

(491) New Orleans to St. Louis, 

Mo. 

Steamboat. 

To La Fayette, La. 2 

Carrrolltoii. La 4 6 

Red Church, La 20 20 

Jefferson College, La. 38 64 

Donaldsonvilie, La 19 83 

Plaqueniine, La 34 117 

Baton RoLOE,La. 23 140 

Port 1 1 uflson , La 25 165 

St. Francisville, La 11 176 

Point Coupee, (opposite). • . 

Red River Island, La. 60 2,36 

Fort Adams, Miss 11 247 



I Homochitta River, Miss. ..10 

Ellis Clifls, Miss 26 

I Natchez, Miss 18 

I Rodney, Miss 31 

I Briiinsbur}?, Miss 10 

I <;kAND Gulf, Miss. 10 

I Cirtha'j;e, La 27 

Wanvnton, Miss 19 

Vi( KSBL-RQ, Miss 10 

Yiizoo River, Mis:i. 12 

Providence, La. 61 

Princeton, Miss '29 

Columbia, Ark 45 

Hoiivar Court House, Wiss.53 
Napole(>n.(in(»uth of Arkan- 

s;is River,) Ark. 12 

Mont;,'oinery's Point, Ark. 20 

Victoria, Miss. 1 

Di'ltn, Miss. ..65 

Helena, Ark 10 

Sterling:, Ark., (mouth i» 

St. Francis River) 10 

Peyton, Miss 12 

Commerce, Ark 33 

Memi'his. Tenn 27 

Greenock, Ark. 34 

Randolph, Tenn.,(moulh of 

Hatchie River) 33 

Fulton, Tenn. 11 

Osceola, Ark. 10 

Ash port, Tenn 12 

Obion River, Tenn. 8 

Liltlo Prairie, Mo 29 

New Madrid, Mo 30 

Hickman, Ky 42 

Columbus, Ky 15 

Cairo, III., (mouth of the 

Ohio River) 18 

Commerce, Mo 28 

Cape Girardeau, Mo. 12 

H.iinbridsire, Mo 12 

Chester, III. -.45 

St. Genevieve, Mo 16 

Selma, Mo 25 

Herculaneum, Mo 4 

Harrisoaville, III 2 

Jefferson Barracks, Mo. ... 19 
St. Louis, Mo 9 



301 
332 
342 
353 
379 

:^ 

408 
420 
481 
510 
555 



610 
641 
706 
716 

726 
738 
771 
798 



876 



906 
935 
965 
1007 
1022 

1040 
1068 
1080 
1092 
1137 
1153 
1178 
1182 
1184 
1203 
1212 



(492) N. Orleans to (Tincin.nati, O, 

Stramboat. 
To Cairo, at the month of 
Ohio River, (sec 491) .1040 

Trinity, III 5 1045 

Caledonia, IIL 9 1054 



ROUTES IN LOUISIANA. 



87 



fort Massac, 111 24 1078 

Belt,'rado, 111 3 1081 

Paducah, Ky., (mouth of 

Tennesseo River) 6 1087 

Smithlaud, Ky., (mouth of 

Cumberland River) 15 1102 

Golcoiida, 111 18 1 120 

Elizabfthtown, 111. 12 1132 

Cave in Hock, 111 7 1139 

Caseyville, Ky. 13 ll.'.i 

Shawiieetown, 111 9 1 161 

Raieidi, Ky 5 IKitJ 

Wabash River 6 1172 

Uniontown, Ky 5 1177 

Mount Vernon, la 15 1192 

Henderson ville, Ky. 26 1218 

EVANSVILLE, U. 10 1228 

Green River, Ky. 8 1236 

Newburg,la 1242 

Enterprise, la 15 1257 

Owensbursr, Ky 6 1263 

Rock port, la I 1272. 

Lewisport, Ky 12 1284 

Troy, la 6 1290 

Ciu-melton. la. 6 1290 

Cloversport, Ky 13 1309 

Rome, la. ) .^ ,.,g 

Stevensport, Ky. \ ^" ^"^'^ 

Concordia, Ky 11 1330 

Alton, la 10 1340 

Fredonia, la. 13 13.53 

Leavensworth, la 4 13.")7 

Amsterdam, la. 8 1.365 

Northampton, la. 3 1368 

Mauckport, la 7 1375 

Brandenbins, Ky 1 1376 

West Point,^ Ky. 17 1393 

Portland, Ky. ' ) 90 1413 

New Albany, la. i "^^ ^^'"* 

Shippinssport, Ky. 1 1414 

Louisville, Ky 2 1416 

Jeffersonville, Ky 1 1417 

Utica,Ia 8 1425 

Westport. Ky 16 1441 

New London, la. 15 1456 

Madison, Ia. 9 1465 

Mouth of Kentucky River 12 1477 

Vevav, la. 10 1487 

Warsaw, Ky. 10 1497 

Patriot, la 10 l.'-)07 

Hamilton. Ky. 2 1.509 

RisinsfSiin, la. 11 1520 

Belleview, Ky 3 1.523 

Aurora, la. 6 1.529 

Lawrenceburg, la 5 1534 



Great Miami River, O. — 2 1536 

North Bend, O. 4 1540 

Cincinnati, O ...16 1.556 

Newport and Covington opposite. 

(493) N. Orleans to Pittsburg. 
To Cincinnati, (see 492). 1.5.56 
Pittsburg, (see 513)... -497 2053 

(494) New Orleans to Shrevk- 

PORT. 

^ tram boat. 
To Mouth of Red River, 

(8ec491> 236 

Washita River .35 271 

Alexandria 70 340 

Natchitoches 80 420 

Shreveport 85 505 

(495) New Orleans to Fort Gii 

son, Ind.Tkr. 

Steamboat. 
To Napolefjn, at mouth of 
Arkansas Riv., (acv: 491)620 

IMontKomery'B Point 20 640 

Arkansas 40 680 

Now Gascony 70 756 

Pine Bluffs 25 781 

Little Rock 90 871 

Lewisburg 60 931 

Dardauelle 42 973 

Scotia 13 986 

Spadra Bluff 17 1003 

Morrison's Bluff 6 1009 

Ozark 25 H)34 

Van Buren 58 1092 

Fort Smith 8 1100 

Fort Coffee, LT. 17 1117 

Canadian River 45 1 162 

Fort Gibson 40 1202 

(496) St. Francisville to Nat- 

chez, Miss. 

West Feliciana R. R. 

To Laurel HiU 13 

Woodville 11 24 

Stage. 

Cold Spring 16 40 

Natchez 20 60 



88 



ROUTES IN TEXAS. 



TEXAS. 

(497) Galveston to New Or- 

leans. 
To New Orleans, (see 490) 450 

(498) Galveston to Huntsvillk. 

Steamhuat. 

To Dollar Point 15 

Davis Point 5 20 

New Washington 14 34 

San Jacinio 10 44 

Houston 37 81 

Stage. 

CS-press Grove 22 103 

Sprins Creek 13 1 IG 

Montgomery 22 138 

Huntsvillk 28 166 

(499 1 Galveston to Washington. 

To Houston, (see 498) 81 

Eden 24 105 

Rock Island 29 134 

Wasuinoton 12 146 

(500) Galveston to Matagorda. 

To Liverpool 36- 

Columbia 25 61 

Brazoria 9 70 

CcdarLake 10 80 

Caney 9 89 

Matagorda 22 111 

(501) Galveston to Matagorda. 

To San Louis 28 

Velasco 14 42 

Matagorda 50 92 

(502) Galveston to Port La- 

VACCA. 

Steamboat. 
To mouth of Bnizos River. .58 

Saluria 80 138 

Indianola 15 153 

Port Lav AccA 7 160 

(503) Galveston to Austin. 

To Houston, (see 498) 81 

Richmond 28 109 

Columbus 50 159 

LaUransre 30 189 

Cunnin<;ham'a P. 22 211 

Bastrop 13 -24 

Webber's Prairie 17 241 

Austin City 15 256 



(504) Austin to Natchitochx^j 

To Webber's Prairie 15 

Bastrop 17 33, 

Cunningham's P. 13 45 

La Grange 22 67 

Rutersville 5 73 

Round Top 12 84 

Montville 9 93 

Independence 19 112 

Washington 12 124 

Anderson -17 141 

Hmitsville 33 176 

Cincinnati 14 190 

Crockett ■•.. 30 230 

Lockranzy 38 258 

Douglass 12 270 

Nacogdoches 15 285 

Melrose 11 296 

Flounioy'e 11 307 

San Augustine 12 Sift 

Longwood 10 32ft 

Milam 8 337 

Sabinetown 12 349- 

Fort Jessup, La 30 379, 

Natchitoches 25 401 

(505) Austin to Matagorda. 
To La Grange, (see 504) . . .67 

Columbus 30 97 

Eagle Lake 15 lia 

Egj'pt 16 128 

Wharton 14 142 

Prestoa 8 150 

Caney 23 173 

Matagorda 22 195 

(506) Austin to Matamoras. 

ToLockhart 28 

Gonzales 36 64 

Goliad 65 129 

Refugio 30 159 

San Patrico 50 209- 

Brownsville, (on the ) 

Rio Grande,) and > .... 160 36ft 
Matamoras ) 

(507) Austin to Presidio del 
Rio Grande. 

San Marcos 28 

New Braumfels 20 48 

San Antonio :« 80 

Casln>ville 30 110 

Vandenb;irg 13 123, 

Rio Frio 40 163 



- ROUTES IN TEXAS. 



Nueces River 25 188 

Rio Grande ■ 70 '258 

(508) Austin to Corpus Christi. 
To J>an Patrico, (see 506). .209 
Coiii'is Christi 30 239 

(509) Houston to Goliad. 

To Ricliinoud 28 

Efrvpl 32 GO 

TcAaiui 45 105 

Vicioriu 30 135 

Goliad 27 162 

(510) iMataoorda to Washing- 
ton. 

To Biazoiia 41 

Coliiiiibia 9 50 

Bic li«ek 20 70 

Richinund 15 85 

San lulipe 35 120 

Belleville 20 140 

Travis 7 147 

Chapel Hill 11 158 

Wasuin«ton 12 170 



(511) Nacogdoches to Boston. 

To Heudereon 13 

Marshall 45 88 

Jefferson ..'. 16 104 

Daingerfield 35 139 

Boston 35 174 

(512) Boston to Austin. 

To DeKalb 14 

Savannah 17 31 

Clarksville 12 43 

Blossom Prairie 20 63 

Tarrant 28 91 

Kaufman Court House — 64 155 

Buffiiio 36 191 

Corsicana 30 121 

Richland Crossing 8 129 

Tewockony Springs 20 149 

Springfield 12 161 

Falls of Brazos 45 206 

Georgetown eS 274 

Austin City 42 316 

8* 



90 



ROUTES IN THE 

NORTH-WESTERN STATES. 



OHIO. 

(513) Cincinnati to Pittsburg. 
Steamboat. 

Columbia, 5 

Little Miami River, 2 7 

New Richmond, 12 19 

Point Pleasant, O. 5 24 

Moscow, 4 28 

Mechanicsburg, Ky 7 35 

AuorsTA, Ky 7 42 

Higginsj)orti 4 40 

Ripiev, O. 6 52 

Charleston, Ky. 2 54 

Maysville, Ky. ) g «.q 

Aberdeen, O. \ " ''^ 

Manchester, 12 74 

Concord, Ky. 7 81 

Rome, 5 86 

Vanceburg, Ky. 7 93 

Rockville, O. 4 97 

PoR TSMOi TH. O., (mouth of 

Scioto River) 16 113 

Greei.upsbnrg, Ky. 22 135 

Haiiiring Rock, O. 6 141 

Catlct:sburir, Va. 14 1.55 

Barlinglon, O. 4 159 

Proctors ville, O. ) a ir,7 

Guvandotte, Va. ) ^ ^"' 

Miflersport, 13 180 

Gallipdlis, 24 204 

Point Plensant, Va., (mouth 

of Great Kanawha River) 4 208 
Co.Hlport, O. i ,.T oon 

Sheffle!d.(Xi ^^ "'" 

Pomerov, O. 1221 

Lelartsville, O. 15 236 

Ravenswood, Va. 22 2.58 

Hockingsnort, O. 21 279 

Blennerhassett's Island 11 290 

Bclpre. O. ) „ qqo 

Parkersburg. Va. i ■"■ " "^^ 

Marietta, O., (mouth of 

Muskinirura River) 13 305 

Newport, O 17 322 

Sisterville, Va. 25 347 



! Elizabeth town, Va. 37 384 

VVhkeling, Va. ) -.n oq~ 

Bridgeport, O. J ^"* "^^^ 

Warreuton, 9 406 

Wellsburg, Va 8 414 

Steubenviile, 7 421 

Wellsville, O, 20 441 

Liverpool, 4 445 

Georgetown, Pa. 4 449 

Beaver,Pa. 14 463 

Freedom. Pa. 5 468 

Economy, Pa 6 474 

Middlelciwn, Pa 12 486 

PiTTSBLRo, Pa 11 497 



(514) Cincinnati to St. Louis. 

To North Bend, 16 

Great Miami River, 4 2 

Lawrenceburg, la 2 2 

Auroni, la. 5 2 

Belleview, Ky 6 3 

Rising Sun, la 

Hamilton, Ky 

Patriot, la 

Warsaw, Ky. 

Vevav, la. 

Mouth of Kentucky Riv.,Ky 

MxmsoN, Ia 

New London, la. 

Westport, Ky. 

Utica, la. 

Jefferson ville, Ky. 

LocisviLi.K, Ky. 

Shippingsport, Ky. 

New All)imy, la. ) 

Portland. Ky. \ 

West Point, Ky 

Brandenburg, Ky 

Mauckport, la. 

Northampton, la. 

Amsterdam, la 

I H^avensworth, la. 

Fredonio, la 

Alton, la 

Concordia, Ky 



11 47 
2 49 

10 59 
10 69 
10 79 

12 91 
9 lOO 

15 115 

16 131 
8 139 

1 140 

2 142 

1 143 

20 163 

17 180 
1 181 

7 188 

3 191 

8 199 

4 203 

13 216 
IJU 228 



ROUTES IN OHIO. 



91 



StevenBport, Ky. ) 1 1 oqt 

Rome. la. \ " ~'*^ 

Cloveis()Oit, Ky 10 247 

Carmelton, la. 13 260 

Troy, la. 6 2(50 

Lewisport, Ky. 6 272 

Rockport. la 12 284 

Owcnsburg, Ky. 9 293 

Enterprise, la. 6 299 

Newbnrg, la. 15 314 

Green River, Ky 6 320 

Evans viLLE, la 8 328 

HendersonviUe, Ky 10 338 

Mount Vernon, la 26 3(i4 

Uniontown, Ky 15 379 

Wabiish River 5 384 

Riilei^h, Ky. 6 390 

Shawneetown, HI. 5 395 

Casey ville, Ky. 9 404 

Cave in Rock, 111 13 417 

Elizahelhtown, 111 7 424 

Gplconda, III. 12 436 

Smithliind. Ky., (mouth of 

Cumberland River) 18 454 

Paducah, Ky., (mouth of 

Tennt)S.see River) 15 469 

Belgrade, 111. 6 475 

Fort Wassac, 111. 3 478 

Caledonia, 111 24 502 

Trinity, 111. 9 511 

Cairo, III., (mouth of Ohio 

River) 5 516 

Commerce, Mo. 28 544 

Cape Girardeau, Mo 12 556 

Bainbridffe, Mo 12 568 

Chester, 111. 45 613 

St. Genevieve, Mo. 16 629 

Selm!i,Mo. 25 6.54 

Hercuhuieum, Mo 4 6.'>8 

Harrisonville, 111. 2 660 

Jefferson -Barracks, Mo 19 679 

St. Louis, Mo. 9 688 

(515) Cincinnati to N. Orleans. 
To Cairo, (mouth of Ohio 

Rivor.^ [see 514[ 516 

New Orleans 1040 1.556 

(516) CiNciNN-vTi to Indianapolis. 

To Cheviot 7 

Miami 6 13 

Clark's Store 4 17 

Harrison 4 21 

New Trenton, la 6 27 

CedarGrove 5 32 



Brookville B 40 

Metamora 7 47 

Laurel 5 .52 

Andersonville G 58 

New tJalem 4 62 

Rushville 7 69 

Beech Grove 7 76 

Morristown 7 83 

Kinder 6 89 

Sugar Creek 5 94 

Indianai'OLIs 15 109 

(517) Cincinnati to St. Louis. 
Stage. 
To Indianapolis, (see 516). 109 
St. Loris, (see 599) 239 348 

(518) Cincinnati to Pittsburg. 

Staffe via Steubenville. 
To Columbus, (see 527) ... 127 

Zanesville, (see 528) 56 183 

Cambrid.se, (see 528) 24 207 

Winchester 9 216 

Antrim 5 221 

Londonderry 3 224 

Smyrna 4 228 

Moorefield 4 232 

Cadiz 13 245 

Greene 8 253 

Bluomingdale 3 2.56 

Wintersville 10 266 

Steubenville 5 271 

Holliday's Cove 3 274 

Paris 4 278 

Florence 5 283 

Bavinpton 4 287 

North Star 3 290 

Fayelte 6 296 

Pittsburg 13 309 

(519) Cincinnati to Wheeling, 

Va. 

Stag-e. 
To Columbus, (see 527). . .127 
Wheeling, Va., (see 528) 130 257 

(520) Cincinnati to Sandusky 

City. 
Little Miami R. R. 

To Columbia 5 

Plainville 4 9 

MilCord 5 14 

Germany 2 16 

Polktown 2 13 

Loveiand'd 2 20 



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ROUTES IN OHIO. 



Foster's fi 

DtHTfldd 4 

Morruw 5 

Fori .Ancient 4 

Fret-port 3 

Wiiyriesville 5 

Claysville 4 

Spring Valley 7 

Xeuia 7 

Yellow Springs 10 

SPRINOFIELD 10 

Jilid nicer and Lake Erie R. 



Urb:in:i 14 

West I.iberty 10 

Be! leforitaine 8 

Jliintjsville 7 

Ricliiiincl 3 

Bill Centre 2 

Kenton 12 

Paterson U 

Cary J3 

Ore,'on 5 

Tiffin 11 

Republic 9 

Lodi 5 

Bellevue 9 

SANorsKY City 15 

(521) Cincinnati to Dayton. 

Via Lebanon. 

ToRoadinf? ,10 

Sh.ironvllle 3 

Pisi,Mh 5 

Mason 6 

Lebanon 8 

Rid,'eville 7 

Centreville 6 

Dayton 9 

(522) Cincinnati to Dayton. 

Via Franklin. 

ToReadinsr 10 

Sharoiiviile 3 

West t'hesti;? 5 

Bethany 4 

Monroe 4 

Franklin 10 

Mianiisbiiri? w . . 6 

Alexandei-avilie 4 

Dayton 



20 

no 

35 

39 

■VZ 

47 

51 

58 

65 

75 

85 

R. 

99 

109 

117 

124 

127 

129 

141 

152 

1U5 

170 

161 

190 

195 

204 

219 



13 
18 
22 
20 
30 
42 
40 
54 

(523) Cincinnati to Ciiilmcothe. 

To Fullon 4 

Plainville 4 8 

Millord 5 13 

Perrin'a Mills 5 18 



Miuathon g 37 

I Fayetteville 8 35 

Allensbiirg 8 43 

, Ilillsboro' .10 53 

!■ R.iiiisljiiro' 10 G3 

I Bainbridu'e 8 71 

' Boiniieville n 82 

ClULLROTilE 13 95 

I (524) Cincinnati to Zanesvill*. 

I To Walnut Hills 3 

I Pleasant Ridge 5 8 

Montijomery 5 13 

I Twenty Mile Stand • • .' 7 20 

Hopkiusville 4 24 

Morrow 3 27 

Rochester 4 31 

Clirksville 7 38 

Wilmington 10 48 

Sabino 10 58 

W;Lshlnq:tou Court House . .12 70 

New Holland ♦• 10 80 

Williamsport 8 88 

Cirileville 9 97 

Amanda 12 109 

Lancaster 9 118 

Rushville 9 127 

t^onierset 8 135 

Fultonham 10 145 

Putnam ..10 155 

Zanksvillk 1 156 

(525) Cincinnati to Eaton. 

ToCarlhnge 6 

Si)riii.t<dale 7 13 

H imilton .10 23 

Ro^svilie 1 24 

Colliiisviile 8 32 

Somerville 4 36 

C.imden 5 41 

Eaton 8 49 

(.520) Cincinnati to Sidney. 

To Carthage 6 

Springdale 7 13 

M tmilton 10 23 

Trenton 10 33 

Middletown 4 37 

Franklin 6 43 

Miamisburg 6 49 

Alexiinderaville 4 53 

Dayton 8 61 

West Charleston 10 71 

Troy 11 82 

Piqua 7 89 

Sidney 13 103 



ROUTES IN OHIO. 



M 



(527) Cincinnati to Ooi-umbus. 

To Xenia, (see 5e0) C5 

Columbus and Xcnia R. R. 

Cednrville 8 73 

Poulli Charleston 11 84 

London 11 95 

West JofllTSon 10 103 

Columbus 14 119 

(523) Columbus toWHEKLiNG,VA. 
Central Ohio B. JR. . 

Black Lick 11 

Patiiskala 6 17 

Summit 5 22 

Union 4 26 

Newark 7 33 

Clay Lick 6 39 

Pvockdale 2 41 

Black Hand 5 46 

Clavpool Mill 4 50 

Plca;;aiU, Valley 2 52 

Dillons Falls 4 56 

Zanesville. 3 59 



(529) CoLUMBiTs to Indianapolis, 
Ia. 

To Alton-... 9 

West Jefferson 5 14 

LaFayetto 8 22 

Summerford 5 27 

Vienna 5 32 

Springfield 10 42 

Enon 7 49 

Fairfield 7 56 

Dayton 11 67 

Liberty 7 74 

Medill 7 81 

West Alexandria 6 87 

Eaton 6 93 

New Westerville 10 103 

Richmond, la. 6 1U9 

Centreville 6 115 

Cambridge 9 124 

DubUn 2 126 



Lewisville 8 134 

Knightstown 10 144 

Charlotteville 5 149 

Kinnard 4 153 

Greenfield 4 157 

Philadelphia 5 162 

Cumberland 5 J67 

Indianapolis 10 177 

(530) Columbus to Lower San- 
dusky. 

ToClintonviUe 4 

Worthington '. 5 9 

WilliamsviUe 6 15 

Delaware ••■• 9 24 

Norton ...-. 10 34 

Waldo 6 40 

Marion 3 43 

Little Sandusky 12 55 

Upper Sandusky 7 62 

Tymochtee 8 70 

IsicCutchinville 3 73 

Tiffin 11 84 

Fort Seneca 8 92 

Lower Sandusky 10 102 

(531)CoLUMBU3 to Sandusky City. 

Cin., Cleveland and Col. R. R. 

To Worthington 9 

Delaware 14 23 

Cardington 17 40 

Iberia 12 53 

Gallon 7 59 

Crestline 3 62 

Shelby ..11 73 

Mansfield and Sandusky R. R. 

Plymouth 9 82 

New Haven 2 84 

Centreville ••.• 6 90 

Havana 4 94 

I'ontiac 4 98 

Monrueville 4 102 

Ladd's 8 110 

Sandusky 8 118 

(532) Columbus to Portsmouth. 

To South Bloomfield 17 

Circleville 9 26 

CniLLICOTHE 21 47 

Waverly 15 62 

Piketon 4 66 

Lucasville 14 80 

Portsmouth 12 92 



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ROUTES IN OHIO. 



(533) Cleveland to CoLUMBrs. 
Fia Ctn.^ Cleveland and Col. R. R. 

To Rockport 7 i 

Berwi 5 12 

Qlmstead 3 15 

Eatfin 7 22 

Gmfton 3 25 I 

La <;raiie;e 4 29! 

PitlsHt-Kl 4 33 

WeIlin!,'ton 3 36 

Rocliesler 5 41 

Now London 6 47 | 

Greenwich 7 54 i 

Shklby 13 67 

Crestline 11 78 

Gallon 3 81 

Iberia ... 7 88 

CardinKton 12 100 

Delaware 17 117 

Worth iuijlon 14 131 

CoLUMBL-8 9 140 

(."».;4) Columbus to Lancaster. 

Totirove Port 12 

LiMiopolis 5 17 

Green Cistle .5 22 

Lancaster 7 29 



(53,5) Zasesville to Maysvi 
Ky. 

To Patnara 1 

Fiilionham 10 

Somerset 10 

Rushvillo ... ... 8 

Lanc.isler 9 

Clear C.eek ■.••■ 8 

Tarleton 8 

Kiiv^'ston 9 

ClIU.M. (ITHK 10 

Hoiinieville 13 

B !in!»ri(l|tce 11 

Riinsboro'-" • 8 

Hiilsboro' 10 

Ne.w Market 6 

Siiirar-tree Ridge 7 

Bcotl 7 

Beiitonville 10 

Aberdeen 10 

May.svillk, Ky 1 



LLE, 



(."iSfi) Zasesville to Marietta. 

To Blue Rock. 11 

Rokebv. 8 19 

McComiellsville 8 27 

Beverly 18 45 j 



Waterford 2 47 

LowcU 9 56 

Marie rrA 12 G8 

(537) Zanesville to Wooster. 

To Dresden 15 

Adam's Mills 3 18 

Roscoe 12 :10 

Coshocton 1 31 

Keene's 7 ^8 

Clark's 8 40 

Millersburg 8 54 

llolmesville 60 

Fredericksburg 5 65 

WOOSTER 10 75 

(538) WoosTER to Warren. 

To Smithville 8 

Marshallville 6 14 

Chippewa 6 20 

New Portage 6 26 

Akron 35 

Middlebury 2 .i7 

Tallmadfre ,3 40 

Brimfield 3 45 

Franklin MiUs 5 50 

Ravenna ^ -''S 

Charle.stown 5 61 

Parisville 5 66 

Newton Falls 5 71 

Warren 8 79 

(539) Lancaster to Mt. Vkrnon. 

To Pleasantville 9 

New Salem 4 13 

Thornville 5 18 

Jacksontown 4 22 

Newark 8 .30 

St. Louisville 8 38 

Utica 4 42 

Homer 5 47 

Mount Vernon 11 58 

(540) Chillicothe to Pt. Pleas- 

ant, Ky. 

To Richmond Dale 16 

Jackson 15 31 

Rocky HiU 8 39 

Thurman 6 45 

Rio Grande 6 51 

Gallipolis 11 62 

Point Pleasant 6 68 

(541) Chillicothe to Marietta. 

To Gillespiovillc 15 

AUenavUlo 12 27 



ROUTES IN OHIO. 



95 



McA rthiirstown 8 35 

Lee 14 49 

HoburdsviUe 3 5'2 

Alhons 6 58 

Amesviile 12 70 

Biirtleit 8 78 

Wesl(-y 4 8'2 

Hanner 16 98 

Mariktta ••.. 1 99 

(542) CiHLLicoTHE to Maysville, 

Ky. 

Via (Vest Union. 

To P.o;irneville 13 

Baiiil)ria<<e II 24 

Cyiilhiaiia 5 29 

Sinking Spring 10 :») 

Locust Grove 6 45 

Diinb.irtori 6 51 

DunkiiisviUe 5 56 

West Union 5 61 

Abcr'le'.Mi 17 78 

Maysvillk 1 79 

(513) WlCLLSVILLE to ASHTABULA. 

To We^t "oint 7 

New Lisbon 7 14 

Franklin Square 5 19 

Salem 5 24 

Greenturd 5 29 

Canfieid 5 34 

Orans^e 7 41 

Ohls Town 4 45 

Warren 6 51 

Bristolviile 11 62 

North Hloomfield 5 67 

Orwell 6 73 

Rome 5 78 

Mort,';tn. 4 82 

EaRlt'viUe 5 87 

Jetfersion 4 91 

AsilTAUt LA 9 100 

(541) Painksville to Canton. 

To Con<-ord 4 

Climdon 7 11 

Munso!) 4 15 

Newbury 7 22 

Auburn 3 25 

Manlua 6 31 

Shalersville 5 36 

RvVENNA 6 42 

Routstdwn 5 47 

RHnd.,-ll>h 5 52 

Hartville ..6 .58 

Cantos 11 69 



(545) Painesvii,i,e to Pittsburo, 

Pa. 

To Concord 4 

Chardon 7 J^ 

Clariuon 5 16 

Burton 4 20 

Parkman 9 29 

Nelson 4 33 

Windham 4 37 

Bracevillo 5 42 

Warren 7 49 

Niles 6 55 

Girard ; . 5 60 

Youngstown 4 64 

Poland 6 70 

Beaver, (see 547) 31 101 

Pittsburg 28 129 

(546) Cleveland to Wheeling, 

Va. 
Via Woostcr. 

To Ohio City 1 

Brooklyn 3 4 

Parma 3 7 

Strongs ville 8 15 

Brimswick 6 21 

Rledina 8 29 

Guiliord 9 38 

Old Hickory 4 42 

W(!OSTER 10 52 

A|)ple Creek 6 58 

IVioiint Eaton 9 67 

Deardoflf's Mills 9 76 

Strasburg 3 79 

Canal Dover 5 84 

New Philadelphia 3 87 

Uhricksville 9 96 

Deersville 11 107 

Ciidiz 12 119 

Short Creek 6 125 

Harrisville 3 128 

Mount Pleawant 5 133 

Coleraiiie 5 138 

Martin's Foiry 5 ll3 

WUEELING, Va 1 144 

547; Cleveland to Wellsvillk. 
Cleveland and Pittsburjr R. R. 
To Newburgh 8 



Gravel Bank 
Bedford ... 
Macedonia 

Hudson 

Earlville ■•• 



6 14 

6 20 

6 26 

6 32 



6$ 



ROUTES IN OHIO. 



Ravenna 6 33 1 

Rootsiown 5 43 

Atwater 6 49 

Lima 4 53, 

Alliance 5 5ti| 

Winchester 5 63| 

Moultrie 3 UO' 

Bayard 3 G9 

Rochester 1 70 

Hanover 5 75 

Brush Run 6 81 

Saliaeviile 5 8(5 

Steubonville Road 5 91 

Hammonds 3 94 

Yellow C'r 3 97 

Wellsvillb 2 99 



^548) Cleveland to Buffalo, N. Y. 
CIci-eland and Erie B. R. 

To Euclid 9 

Wickliffe 5 U 

Wiiloughby 4 IS 

Mentor 5 23 

Painesville 6 29 

Perry 6 85 

Madison 5 40 

Union ville 2 42 

Geneva 8 45 

Saybrook 5 50 

Ashtabula 4 54 

Kinspville 6 60 

Conneaut 8 6H 

Spvinsfield 7 75 

Girard 5 SO 

Fairvicw 5 85 

Swanvillo 3 88 

Erie 7 95 

Erie and ^'^oiih Bast R. R. 

Harbor Creek 7 102 

North East 8 HO 

State Line 4 114 

Bufalo and State Line R. R. 

Qulncv 4 lis 

Westticld 8 120 

Centorville 6 132 

DrNKiKK 10 142 

Silver Creek 10 152 

Lagrrange — 2 154 

Evans Center 7 IGl 

18 Mile Creek 7 IfiS 

Rodsers Road 5 173 

Buffalo 10 183 



(549) Cleveland to Buffalo, N.Y. 
Steamboat. 

ToFairport 30 

Ashtabula 33 63 

Conneaut 14 77 

Krie, Pa 30 107 

Dunkirk, N. Y 48 155 

Buffalo 43 198 

(550) Cleveland to Toledo. 

To Ohio City 1 

Rockport 7 8 

Dover 5 13 

North Ridge ville 7 20 

Elyria 4 24 

Amherst 8 32 

Heiu-ietta 3 35 

Birmingham 3 38 

Florence 3 41 

IJerlinville 4 43 

Mihui 8 53 

Nurwalk 4 57 

Monroesville 4 61 

Four Comers. 3 64 

Lyme 3 67 

Bellcvue 3 70 

Green Creek 10 80 

Lower Sandusky 8 88 

Black Swamp 8 96 

Woodville 7 103 

Stony Ridsre 7 110 

Perrysburt,' 9 119 

MaumeeCity 1 120 

Toledo 10 130 

(551) Cleveland To Warren. 

To Warrensville 8 

Barry 5 13 

Chiigrin Falls 7 20 

Bridge Creek 7 27 

Auburn 3 30 

Welshfield 3 ,33 

Parkman 4 37 

Nelson 4 41 

Garrettsville 3 44 

Windham 3 47 

Braceville 5 52 

Warren 7 59 

(552) BucYRUB to Mansfield. 

To Gallon 11 

Riblett'a 5 16 

Ontario 4 20 

Mansfield 7 27 



ROUTES IN OHIO. 



97 



(553) Sandusky to Cincinnati. 
Mad River and Lake Erie R. R, 

To Bellevue 15 

Lodi 9 24 

Republic 5 29 

Tiffin' 9 38 

Oregon 11 49 

Cary 5 54 

Paterson 13 67 

Kenton 11 78 

Bell Centre 12 90 

Richland 2 92 

Huntsville 3 95 

Beliefontaine 7 102 

We^t Liberty -f 8 110 

Urbana 10 120 

SPRINGhELD 14 134 

Little jMiami R. R. 

Yellow Springs 10 144 

Xenia 10 154 

Spring Valley :'••• 7 161 

Claysville 7 168 

Waynesville 4 172 

Freeport 5 177 

Fort Ancient 3 180 

Morrow 4 184 

Deerfield •• 5 189 

Foster's ,4 193 

Loveland's 6 199 

Polktown 2 201 

Germany 2 203 

Milford 2 205 

Plainvilie 5 210 

Columbia 4 214 

Cincinnati 5 219 

(554) Sandusky to Newark. 

Mansfield and Sandusky R. R. 

ToLadd's 8 

Monroe ville 8 16 

Pontiac 4 20 

Havana 4 24 

Centreville 4 28 

New Haven 6 34 

Plymouth ,2 36 

Shelby* 9 45 

Spring Mill 6 51 

MANSFi?:LDt 5 56 

Columbus and Lake Erie R. R. 

Lexington 9 65 

Belville 5 70 

Independence.... 6 76 



I Ankeneytown 5 81 

Fredericton 5 86 

Mount Vernon 6 92 

i Hunt's 6 98 

! (iambier 3 101 

Utica 4 105 

St. Louisville 4 109 

Newton 3 112 

Newark 5 117 

* Connects with the Cin. Cleve- 
land and Col. R. R. 
To Columbus, (see 531,) 73 miles. 

, Cleveland, (see 53:{,) 67 miles. 

: \ Ohio and Penn. to cross here. 

(555) Sandusky to Chicago, III, 
To Amherstburg, C. W.. . -52 
Detroit, Mich 20 72 

\ Fort Gratiot 70 142 

Point au Barques 85 227 

Thunder Bay 70 297 

Presque Island 80 377 

Mackinaw 65 442 

Beaver Islands • 50 492 

Manitou Islands • 45 537 

Milwaukee, Wis 150 687 

Racine 25 712 

South port 13 725 

Chicago 57 782 

(556) Sandusky to Buffalo, N. Y. 

To Huron 14 

Cleveland 45 59 

Fairport 30 89 

Ashtabula 33 122 

Conneaut 14 136 

Erie, Pa 30 166 

Dunkirk, N.Y ^....48 214 

Buffalo 43 257 

(557) Buffalo, N.Y. to N. York. 
Attica and Buffalo R. R. 

To Lancaster 10 

Alden 10 20 

Darien 5 25 

Attica 6 31 

Tonawanda R, R. 

Alexander 3 34 

Batavia 8 42 

Byron 7 49 

Bergen 7 .56 

Churchville 4 60 

Rochester 14 74 



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ROUTES IN OHIO. 



.Unburn and Rochester R. R. 

Briu'hton ■* "^ 

?illsiord......< 4 8-2 

Victor i2 94 

Canajidaii^ua 9 lt'3 

Cliapinsville 3 100 

Fhorfs MilU 3 H19 



C'lil'tou Springs • 



5 114 



West Vienna 3 117 

E;ist. Vienna 1 H^ 

Oak'ls Corners 3 Ivil 

Geneva 5 126 

Waterloo 7 133 

Seut'c;! Falls •* 137 

Cay i;^a Bridge 5 14-- 

AlTBIRS 10 15- 

jiabarn and Syracuse R. R. 
Sennet 5 157 



1 (558) DcNKiRK, N. Y., to N. YoHK. 
I Fin jVno York and Erie R. R. 

To Fort'Stville-- 

Smith's Mills ■•• 

Perrysburgh 

Daylon 

Albion 

Little Vallej-. - 

Great Valley ..•• 

Nine Mile Creek 



Alleghany 4 

I Mean V 

Hinsdale 

Cuba 

Friendship • 
Belvidere -• 
Phillipsvilie 
Scio 



Skaneateles Junction 4 161 (;^.nesee 4 

t:<ii...: I.,„ 1 U'.-5 . ■ O 



Elbrid-e 1 1'^ 

Camillus 3 170 

Geddes •• 6 170 

Syracuse 2 17d 

Syracuse and Utica R. R. 

Manlius -. 10 188 

Cliiltenango 4 \9'2 

Canistota 6 19d 

Wampsvillfe 3 201 

Oneida Depot 3 204 

Verona Centre 4 208 

ROMK 9 '^17 

Oriskany... 7 224 

Wliitesboro' 4 228 

Utica 3 231 

Ut!ca and Schenectady R. R. 

Schnvler 8 239 

Herkimer 7 240 

Little FiUla 6 2o2 

St. JohnPflle 10 2ti2 

Palaiine Church 3 205 

Fort Plain 3 208 

Palatine Bridge 3 ~il 

Spraker's 3 2.4 

Fonda 8 282 

Tribes Hill 6 288 

Amsterdam 5 293 

Cranesville 4 297 

(loffinan's 3 300 

SCHKSECTADY 9 309 

Mohawk and Hudson ji. R. 

Albany 16 325 

Steamboat. 
NbwYork 145 470 



Andover- 

Baker's Bridge 8 

Almond 4 122 

H0RN*-l-SVIt-LB 5 127 

Howard 10 137 

Goff's Mills 3 140 

Kennedysville 5 145 

Batu.: 4 149 

Mud Creek 6 155 

Campbelltown ^ 5 160 

Cooper's ,< G 166 

Painled Post 4 170 

CORMNO '-^ 17- 

East Painted Post 3 17o 

Biu' Flats 4 179 



Elmira 9 188 

VVellsburg 

Chemung 

Factory ville 

Barton 

Sinithboro' 

Tioita Centre 

OWEOO 

Campville 

Cniun 

HiNOHAMTON 9 24b 

Windsor 5 251 

(;roall5end 9 260 

I-aafcsboro' 9 269 

Gull' Summit 8 277 

Deposit 8 285 

' 13 298 

4 302 

6 308 

11 a»i9 



7 195 

6 201 
4 205 

7 212 
2 214 
4 218 

6 224 

7 231 
6 237 



Chehocton. 
Stockport •• 
Equinunk • 
M-ankins ■ ■• 
Calicoon..- 



7 326 



ROUTES IN OHIO. 



1)9 



Cohecton 5 331 

Narrowsburg S 839 

MaslIIope *..... 6 34;) 

Lackawaxen 6 351 

Barrvville 4 855 

Pond Eddy T 3o2 

Stairway Brook 2 3(54 

Pout Jervis 9 3T3 

Shin Hollow 6 370 

Otisviile 7 38(3 

Howell's 5 3!)1 

Middletown 3 394 

New 1 1 ampton 3 397. 

Goshen 4 4i)l 

Chester 5 406 

Oxford • ^ 4(19 

Monroe 2 411 

Turner's v 3 414 

Wilkes' 8 417 

Monroe ^\^orks 3 420 

Sloatsburs: 6 426 

Kaniapo Works 1 427 

Sutferns....: 2 429 

Monsey 5 434 

Sprins Valley 2 436 

Clarkstown 2 433 

Blauveltville 4 442 

Pierinont, (town) 4 446 

PlEKMONT, (pier) 1 447 

i'iteamhoat. 
New York 24 471 

(559) WiiEELrs-G, Va., to Balti- 
more, PUILAUELPHIA, & N. YOKK. 

Baltimore and Ohio R. R. 

To Moundsville 11 

Eoseby'slik. 7 13 

Cameron 10 28 

Welling Tunnel 2 30 

Belllon 6 36 

Br'd Tree. 3 39 

Littleton 8 42 

Burton 7 49 

Glover's Gap 4 53 

Mannington 7 60 

Farniinirton 7 67 

Barrackville 5 72 

Faikmount 5 77 

Uenton's Ferry 4 81 

Nazum's Mills 8 89 

Valley Falls 2 91 

Fetiernian 6 97 

Thornton 8 1(^5 

Independence 6 111 

Simpson's 2 113 

i . • 



Tunnelton 6 119 

Kolesbury -^ 7 126 

Cr. Summit 9 137 

Oakland 10 147 

Altamount 9 156 

Frankvillc 7 163 

Bloomington 8 171 

Pieiimont 2 173 

New Creek 5 178 

Rawlin'sSta. 1(L18S 

Brady's Mill 6 194 

Cumbekland 7 201 

Patterson's Creek 8 209 

Green Spring Pwun 6 215 

Little Cacapon 7 222 

No. 12 Water Station 7 229 

Rockwell's Run 11 240 

Bruce's Dep 7 247 

Sir John's Run 4 251 

Hancock. 5 256 

Cherry Run 10 266 

N. Mountain 6 272 

Martinsburg • . . 6 27S 

Kearueysville 9 237 

Duffield's 5 292 

Harper's Ferry 6 298 

Sandy Hook 1 299 

Berlin 5 304 

Point of Rocks 6 310 

Buckeystone 7 317 

Monocacy 4 321 

IJamsville 5 826 

Monrovia 4 330 

Plane No. 4 4 334 

Mount Airy .-^ 2 836 

Plane No. 1.. 3 839 

Gaithers S 347 

Sykesville 1 34S 

Marriottsville ^ 4 352 

Woodstock tT.... 3 355 

Elysville 4 3.59 

Ellicott's Mill 6 365 

Relay Hovise 6 371 

Mount Clare 7 378 

Baltimore 2 380 

Philadelphia, Wilmington, and 
Baltimore R. R. 

Canton 8 383 

Stemmer's Run 7 890 

Chase's 6 .396 

Gunpowder 4 400 

Perrynian's 8 403 

Hair's Cross Roads 4 412 

Havre de Grace 5 417 



100 



ROUTES IN OHIO MICHIGAN'. 



Cecil ,.... 1 41S 

Charlestown 5 423 

North East 3 426 

Elktown 6 432 

Newark, Del 6 43S 

Stanton 6 444 

Newport 2 446 

Wilmington 4 460 

Naaman's Creek 8 45S 

Marcus' Hook, Pa 2 460 

Chester. 3 46;3 

Lazaretto 4 467 

Gray's Ferry 7 474 

PlIII.ADKLPUIA 3 477 

Philadelphia and Trenton R. R. 
Philadelphia Depot........ 2 479 

Tacony 7 4S6 

Cornweirs 5 491 

Andalusia 2 493 

Bristol 4 497 

Morrisville 9 506 

New Brunsicick <& Trenton R. R. 

Tkknton 1 507 

Princeton 10 517 

Kingston 4 521 

Dean's Pond 4 525 

New Brunswick 9 584 

Neio Jersey R. R. 

Metuchin 5 539 

Kallway 7 546 

Elizabethtown 6 552 

Newark 5 557 

Jersey City 8 565 

Steamboat, 
New York 1 5G6 

(560) Pittsburg to PinLADELPuiA. 
Pejin. Central R. R. 

To Liberty 

Irwin's ; ; 

Eadebaughs'. ',.. 

Latrobe 40 

Derry .... 9 49 

Blairsville Junction — ....9 58 

Lockport 7 65 

New Florence 5 70 

Ninevah 5 75 

Johnstown 10 85 

Coneinaugh 2 87 

Half Way House 8 95 

Jefferson 4 99 

Summit 10 109 

HOLLIDATSBURG 10 119 

Aitoona 6 125 

Fastoria 8 133 



Spruce Creek 13 146 

Petersburg 6 162 

Huntington 7 159 

Mill Creek .'. 5 164 

-Mount Union 6 170 

Hamilton 8 173 

McVeytown 10 183 

Andersons ... 5 183 

Lewiston 7 195 

Mifflintown 12 207 

Perry ville 3 210 

Tuscarora 6 216 

Millei-stown 7 223 

Newport 6 229 

Baileys 4 233 

Aqueduct 5 233 

Duncannon 3 241 

Eoekville 9 250 

Hakrisburg 6 266 

JIarrisburg and Lancaster R. R. 

High Spire 6 262 

Middletown 4 266 

Elizabethtown 9 275 

Mount Joy 6 281 

Dillerville 11 292 

Lancaster 1 293 

Columbia tfe Philadelphia R. R. 

Enterprise 7 800 

Paradise 3 303 

Kinzies 4 307 

Penningtonville 7 314 

Parkesburg 3 317 

Coatcsville 5 322 

DowningtOQ 7 329 

Whiteland 4 833 

Paoli 6 339 

Westchester Turnout 3 842 

Morgan's Corner 7 349 

White Hall 3 352 

Head of Inclined Plane .... 7 859 

PUILADBLPDIA 4 363 



MICHIGAN. 

(561) Detroit to New Buffalo. 
Central Railroad. 

To Dearbornville 10 

Wayne 7 IT. 

Ypsilanti 12 29 

Geddes' Mills 4 83 

Ann Arbor 4 37 

Delhi 6 43 

Solo 2 45 



ROUTES IX MICHIGAN, 



101 



Dexter 2 47 

Davison's 9 56 

Franciscoville 6 62 

Grass Lake 3 05 

Li'utii 3 68 

Ja( KsoN 7 75 

Barry 5 80 

Gidley'a Station 5 85 

Albion 11 90 

Marencro 7 103 

Mursball 6 109 

Cori'.sco 5 114 

BatUe Creek 8 122 

Charleston 10 132 

Galesburg 4 136 

Comstock 4 140 

Kalamazoo 4 144 

Paw Paw Station 16 160 

Decatur. S 168 

Dowasiac 10 17S 

Pokason 6 1S4 

Nilcs 7 191 

Buchanan 5 196 

Terre Coupee 6 202 

Now Buffalo 16 21S 

MiciUGAN City 10 228 

rorter 12 240 

Lake 8 248 

Gii'son's 10 25S 

Junction 10 26S 

3 Mile Side Track 

CniCAGO, . , 10 278 



(563) Detroit to Lansing. 

ToRcdfbrd 15 

Livonia 3 18 

Farmington 4 22 

Novi 5 27 

Kensington 10 37 

Bri!<hton 7 44 

Genoa 5 49 

Howell 5 54 

Cedar 7 61 

Conway 6 67 

Phelpstown 9 76 

VViliiainstown 7 83 

Lansing ;... 7 90 

(564) Detroit to Lansing. 
To Jackson, (see 561) 77 



Lansing, (see 576) 



.40 117 



(565) Detroit to Port IlnRon. 

To Roseville 9 

Mount Clemens 13 2^ 

New Haven 7 29 

Columbus 11 40 

St. Clair 11 51 

Port Huron 12 63 

(~)&6) Detroit to Pontiac. 

Betroit and Pontine A'. R. 

To Royal Oak 12 

Birmingham 6 18 

Pontiac 7 25 

(567) Detroit to Saginaw. 

To Pontiac, (see 506) 25 

VVaterlord 5 30 

Austin 3 33 

Clarkson 3 36 

Sl)rin;<field • 3 39 

Groveland 7 46 

Stony Run 5 51 

Grand Blanc 4 55 

Flint 8 63 

Genesee 4 67 

Thetlord 7 74 

Bridsifeport 13 87 

Saginaw .11 98 

(568) Pontiac to Owasso. 

To Walerlbrd Centre 5 

Kast White L;dve 5 10 

White Lake 4 14 

Rose () 20 

Fentonville 8 28 

A r^entine 9 37 

Byron 5 42 

Vernon 6 48 

Shiawasse 5 .53 

Corunnu 5 58 

OwASso 4 62 

(569) Monroe to Chicago, 111. 
yia Southern RailronJ. 

To Ida 12 

Petersburg 8 3) 

Deerfield 4 24 

Aurian* 14 38 

Clayton 11 49 

Hudson 6 55 

Oseco 12 67 

Hillsdale 5 72 

Jonesville '• 5 77 

County Line 9 8f 

Cold Water 9 9i 

9=* 



102 



ROUTES IN MICHIGAN. 



Bronson's Prairie 13 1C8 

Fawn River 10 114 

Sturgist 4 lib 

While Pigeon 1- l'>0 

Bristol, la '' 137 

Elkhart U 148 

Mishawaka 9 157 

SoiTii HendJ: 4 llil 

Terre Coupee i* 170 

LaPortk 18 188 

HolinesviUe 9 197 

Calumet 9 206 

liailv Town 8 '2(i9 

Millers 8 '217 

Ainsworth 17 '2:U 

Chicago 1-2 246 

(570) Monroe to Ann Arbor. 

To East Kaisinville 9 

North Raisin ville 3 12 

London 3 15 

Mihm 4 19 

Yuik 4 ',>:< 

Saline G 'JU 

Ludi • 3 S-2 

Ann Arbor ',\S 

(571) Adrian to Toledo, O. 
Krie and Kalamazoo R. Ji. 

To Palmyra ti 

Blissfield 4 10 

Ottawa Lake 8 18 

Fvlvnnia 3 "21 

Toledo 12 'S.\ 

(57-2) Adrian to Ypsilasti. 

To Raisin 4 

Tecmnseh 6 10 

Clinton 5 15 

Benton 7 22 

Saline 5 27 

Pitlsfield 5 :W 

Ypsii-anti 5 37 

(573 1 Lansing to Grand Haven. 

To Delia 6 

Eaale 7 13 

Pr.rtland 10 23 

Maple 5 28 

Lyons 5 33 

loMA 7 40 

Avon 10 .W 

Flat River 7 57 

Ada 8 65 



Grand Rapids 10 75 

Grandville 7 82 

Tallmadw 10 92 

Crockery Creek 8 1 DO 

Grand Havkn 9 109 

(574) Lansing to Dexter. 

To Delhi CenU-e 7 

Alaiedon 4 11 

Mason 4 15 

Ins(ham 9 24 

Stockbridge 9 33 

Unadilla 6 39 

Dexter 13 52 

(575) Lansing to Pontiac. 

To Williamstown 7 

Phelpstowu 7 14 

Conway 9 23 

Ckidar G 29 

IIOWELL 7 36 

Osceola Centre 5 41 

Hartland 5 46 

Mi-hliind 7 53 

Miltord 4 57 

Comnierce 6 63 

Waierlord Centre 5 68 

PosTiAC 5 73 

(576) Lansing to Jackson. 

To Dulhi Centre .... 7 

Alaiedon 5 12 

Mason 4 16 

Eden 6 21 

Aiirelins 5 26 

West Rives 5 31 

Jackson 9 40 

(577) Jackson to Toledo, O. 

To Michigan Centre 5 

Nai^leon 6 11 

Norvell 4 15 

Elha 3 18 

M anchester 4 22 

(;iinlon 7 29 

Tecumseh 5 34 

Raisin 6 40 

Adrian 4 44 

Erie and Kalamazoo H. Ji. 

Toledo, (see 571) 33 77 

(578) Jackson to Jonesville. 

To S|.ring Arbor 10 

Concord 4 14 

ScipioaMitre 9 23 

Jonesville 4 27 



ROUTES IN MICHIGAN INDIANA. 



103 



(579) MARSHALU.tO COLDWATER. 

ToTekonsha 13 

Ginnd 5 18 

CkjLDWATER 6 24 

(5S0) Marshall to Centreville. 

To Tekonsha 13 

Burlin<,'toii 5 18 

Union City 4 2-2. 

Sherwood 7 ~9 

Fort Pleasant 7 30 

Nottoway 6 43 

Centreville 5 47 

(58J) Battle Creek to Grand 
Rapids. 

To Bedford 6 

Johnstown 6 12 

Hastings 12 24 

Grand Rapids 32 56 

(582) Kalamazoo to M«ottville. 

To Schoolcraft -14 

Fiowerfield 5 19 

Three Rivers •■.'• 8 27 

Constantine 9 36 

Mottvjlle 6 42 

(583) Kalamazoo to Saugatuck. 

To Cooper 6 

Plainwell 5 11 

Otsego 4 15 

Allegan 11 20 

Maniius 10 36 

Saugatlck 14 50 

(584) Kalamazoo to St. Joseph. 

To Paw Paw Station 18 

Paw Paw 4 22 

Hamilton Ij 33 

Keelersville 4 37 

Bainl.ridge 7 44 

St. Joseph 12 56 

(585) Nilks to St. Joseph. 

To Berrien Springs 10 

St.- Joseph 15 25 

(586) Detroit to Buffalo, N. Y. 
Stenmhoat. 

To Ainherstburg, C. W 20 

Sandusky, O. 52 72 

Huron 14 8fi 

Cleveland 45 131 

Fail-port. 30 101 



Ashtabula 33 194 

Conneaut 14 208 

Erie, Pa 30 238 

Dunkirk, N.Y 48 286 

Buffalo 43 329 

(587) Detroit to Chicago, III. 
Steamboat. 

Fort Gratiot 70 

Point au Barques 85 1.^5 

Thunder Bay 70 225 

Presque Isle 80 305 

Mackinaw 05 370 

Beaver Islands 50 420 

Manitou Islands 45 465 

JliLWAUKEE, Wis 150 615 

Racine 25 640 

Sonthport 13 653 

Chicago 57 710 

(588) Detroit to Fort Wilkins. 

(On lyake Superior.) 
"'. Steamboat. 

To Fort Gvatiot 70 

Point au Barques 85 J 55 

Thunder Bay 70 225 

Presque Isle 80 305 

Sault St. Marie 100 405 

While Fish Point 40 445 

Hurricane River 40 485 

Pict ured Rocks 35 520 

Fort Wilkins and Copper 
Harbor...... 120 640 

(589) Grand H.wen to Milwau- 

kee. 
Steamboat. 
To Milwaukee 90 

(590) New Buffalo to Chicago. 

Steamboat. 

Michigan City, la. 10 

City West 13 23 

Chicago, III 33 50 

INDIANA. 

(591) Indianapolis to Cincinnati, 

Ohio. 
Via RushvUle. 

To Sugar Creek 15 

Kinder ." 5 20 

Moi-ristown 6 26 

Beech Grove 7 33 

RushviUe 7 40 



104 



ROUTES IN INDIANA. 



New Siilem 7 47 i (594) Indiaxapolis to Locisvillb. 

AnchTSuiivillo 4 51 |ToEdinburg,(see593). ..-80 

Me.uimora 5 



Bmukville 



7 69 



Jfiffei-sonville JR. Ji. 



CVdai- (.-rove 8 77 Taylorsville 5 85 

N<-\v Tieulon 5 b-2 Columbus 6 41 

Harnsun.0 6 88 Bannerville 7 4S 

Clatli's Sloro... 4 9'- Jonesville. 



4 9li 



8 51 



Mi'""' "t :-!'\ Rockford 5 66 

<^'»'V't>t 1U-. Farniin^ton 6 62 

Cincinnati 7 109 L^ngdons 4 66 

Baker's Mill 4 TO 

(592) Indianapolis to Cincinnati. Center Switch 4 74 

^ ' jVienna 6 80 

iHenryville. 8 83 

! Memphis 4 92 

20 Sellersburg 6 98 

26 Jefferso'nville. 9 107 

34 , Louisville 1 108 

37 



Via Shelbyville. 

To Pleasaiitview 14 

Braridywiiie 6 

Shklbyville 6 

Cuuirs Creek B 

Sl.omer 3 

Crfeiisburg ...10 47 

Napoleon '12 59 

Delaware 6 65 

North Moi^an 5 70 

Maiichfsiti'r 7 77 ; To Bridgeport 9 

Lasvrknckburo 10 87ipiainfield 5 

Elizabelhlown, 6 93 . Cantorsbiirg 3 

CUves 3 96 , North Belleville 2 

Dry Ridge 5 101 Claysville 2 



(595) Indianapolib to Tbeek 
Haute. 

Terre Haute and Richmond R. R. 



Cheviot 4 105 

Cincinnati 7 112 

(593) Indianapolis to Madison. 
Madison and Indianapolis R. R. 
To Soulhport 6 



Green wood 

Franklin 

Amity 

EJinburu 

Taylorsville... 

Con MIU 3 

Jtliz-abelhlown 
Scipio 



4 10 

10 20 



Qtieensville ^ 58 

6 64 

2 66 



Vernon 

Bitler's Switch . . 
Ch.impioii's Mill 

D.ipont 

Big Creek 

Middlefork 

Wort 



Madison ^ 



14 
IT 
» 
21 

Morristown 4 , 25 

Crittenden 2 2T 

Coatsville 2 29 

Fillmore 4 3-3 

Giveneastle 6 89 

Hendricks 5 44 

Reel's Mill 4 48 

Croy's C^eek 4 52 

Brazil 5 5T 

Highland 4 61 

Clovcrland 2 63 

Woods Mills 2 65 

Terre Haute 8 T3 

(596) New Albany to Juliet. 

New Albany and Salem R. R. 

„„ To Bennetsville 10 

70 i New Providence 9 19 

72 I Pekin 5 24 

2 74 ' Harristown 6 30 

2 76 I Salem 5 35 

4 HO Buena Vista 10 45 

Orleans 12 5T 

Juliet.... 8 65 



ROUTES IN INDIANA. 



105 



(598) iNDiANxrois to St. Louis, 

Mo. 
To Terre Haute, (see 597) . .75 

Livini;ston, 111. 13 88 

Marsliiill 4 92 

Martinsville 12 104 

Casev 6 110 

(JiWnup 10 120 

Woodbury 7 127 

Tentopolis 10 137 

Evvingtoa 9 146 

Freemanton 5 151 

Howard's Point 9 160 

Oumbtrland 7 167 

Vandalia 6 173 

Mulberry Grove 9 182 

Greenville .^ 8 190 

Hickory Grove • • 9 199 

Hi^'hlaud 14 213 

Troy 6 219 

CoUiusville 6 225 

St. Louis, Mo 15 240 

(599) Indianapolis to Spring- 
field, III. 

To Terre Haute, (see 597) 75 

Elbridge,Ill 10 85 

Paris 10 95 

Grandview 12 107 

Hitesville 6 113 

Charleston ,....12 125 

Bethsaida 8 133 

Paradise- 7 140 

Cochnui's Grove 8 148 

Shelbyville .12 160 

Taviorsville 35 195 

Ro'Aiester 16 211 

Springfield 9 220 

(600) Indianapolis to Montezuma. 

To Hampton 12 

Danville 8 20 

New Winchester 7 27 

New Maysville 5 .32 

Bainbridgo 6 38 

Portland Mills 14 52 

Rockville 13 65 

Montezuma -10 75 

(601) Indianapolis to Covington. 

To Clermont 8 

Brownsburg 6 14 

Jamestown 14 28 

Kew Ross 7 35 



Crawfordsvillk 10 45 

Waynetowu 10 55 

HlUsboro' 6 61 

Coles' Creek 5 (i6 

Covington 8 74 

(602) Indianapolis to Williams- 

port. 

To Crawfordsville, (pee 001 ) 45 

Pleasant Hill 13 58 

Newtown 5 63 

Rob Roy »>9 

Attica 4 73 

W^ILLIAMSPOKT 2 75 

(603) Indianapolis to La Fay- 

ette. 
To Crawfordsville, (see 601) 45 

Romney 15 :;0 

La Fayette 11 71 

(604) Indianapolis to La Fay- 

ette. 

ToPiketon 9 

Royalton 5 14 

Thornleyville 5 19 

Lebanon 6 25 

Thornton 10 35 

Franklbrt 12 47 

Jeflerson 4 51 

Praiiieville 6 57 

Monroe 5 62 

Wyandotte 5 67 

Dayton 5 72 

La Fayette 7 79 

(605) Indianapolis to Niles,Mich. 

To Augusta 9 

Eagle Village 6 15 

Northfield 5 20 

Kirk's Cross Roads 12 32 

Michigantown. 10 42 

Middletork 6 48 

Burlington 5 53 

Carroll 10 63 

Looansport 8 71 

Metea 12 83 

Rochester. II 94 

Sidney 13 107 

Plymouth 10 117 

South Bend 24 141 

Bertrand, Mich. 8 149 

NiLBS 4 153 



1U6 



ROUTES IN fSDIAN'A. 



(606) Indianapolis to Green- 
ville, O. 

To Allisonville U 

N()l)!esville 11 22 

Str.iwlown 7 29 

Aiul(:r,su!i 17 40 

CIk sterlk'ld 5 51 

Vi.rktown 6 57 

Miincielown 8 05 

Siiiillitk-ld 7 72 

Wimlsur 78 

.Vacksville 4 8-2 

Winchester 6 88 

Riiiuiolph 7 95 

D.i:k,<J 5 100 

Grkenvillk 10 110 

(607)lNDIANAPOLI3toCon:MBUS,O. 

T.) Cumberland 10 

Philiide!|)hi:i 5 15 

fireeiiJield 5 21) 

Kiiinanl 4 24 

ChiirlotteviUe 4 28 

Kiiicjlitstown 5 33 

Lew.sville ••.• 10 43 

D-iblin 8 51 

Cambridae 2 53 

CenlreviUe 9 62 

Richmond 6 68 

New VVesterville, 6 74 

Eaton 10 84 

West Alexandria 6 90 

Medill 6 91) 

Liberty 7 103 

Dayton 7 110 

Fairfield 11 121 

Enon 7 128 

Si)rint,'field 7 135 

Vienna 10 145 

Summerford 5 150 

La Favette 5 1 55 

We-it Jeflferson 8 163 

Alton 5 168 

CoLUMnrs * 9 177 

(603) RnooKviLLK to Cambridok. 

To niooming Grove 7 

Kverton 4 11 

OMmereville i . 6 17 

Millon ---lO 27 

Camdridgb 2 29 

(009) Lawrknceburo to Madison. 

To \urora 4 

Rising Sun 8 12 



Grant'sCreek 4 18 

Patriot 6 22 

Florence 7 29 

Vevay 9 38 

Moretleld 6 44 

Home 5 49 

Madison 10 59 

(610) Madison to Louisville, Ky; 

To South Hanover 5 

Saluda ■••• 6 U 

New Washington 7 18 

Charleston II 29 

Utica 8 37 

Jeffersonville 9 46 

Loi'isviltK 1 47 

(611) Louisville, Ky., to Vin- 

cknses. 

To Portland 3 

New Albany, la 1 4 

Greenville 12 16 

F'almyra 9 25 

Fredericksburg 5 30 

Hardinsburg 5 :15 

Chambersburg 6 41 

Paoli 6 47 

Natchez 16 63 

Mount Pleasant 12 75 

Washington 15 90 

Berryville 7 97 

Vince.nnes 14 HI 

(612) I>toL'isviLLE, Ky., to Or- 

lkans. 

To Jeffersonville, la 1 

i Hamburg 8 9 

IJinneltsVille 8 17 

New Providence 5 22 

Pekin 3 25 

Salem ■••. 11 36 

Claysvillo. 12 48 

Orleans 10 58 

(613) Edinbitrg to Rushvillk. 

To Shelby ville 17 

Little Blue River 7 24 

Manilla .^ 6 30 

RtlSHVILLK 8 36 

(614) Madison to Indianapolis. 
M.idison and Indianapolis R. R. 

To Wert 6 

MiddlcAirk 4 1» 

I BigCreek 2 18 



ROUTES IN INDIANA. 



JOT 



Diipont 2 14 

Champion's Mill 2 IG 

Butler's Switch 4 20 

Veriiun 2 22 

Qiieensville 6 28 

Scipio 3 31 

Elizabi'thtown 7 38 

COLIMBUS 7 45 

Tayiorsville 6 51 

Ediriburg 5 5G 

Amitv 5 ul 

Franklin 5 06 

(Greenwood 10 76 

Southport 4 fcO 

Indianapolis G 80 

(G15) Madison to Tkrre Haute. 

To Columbus, (see 614) .... 45 

Ull'vre 8 53 

Nasliville 12 65 

Unions ille 10 75 

Rloomington 8 H3 

Whitchiill 7 90 

Spencer 8 98 

Vandalia 9 107 

Bowling Green 8 115 

Clui.stie's Prairie ..10 125 

Tkrrk Haute 14 139 

(616) Bloo.hinoton to L\ Fay- 

ette. 

To Ellittsville '• . 7 

Mount Tabor 6 13 

Gospurt 3 16 

Mill Grove 9 25 

ClPiver D.lc 5 30 

Putiiamville 7 37 

Groencastle 5 42 

Finca^t'e 12 54 

Purkersburg 7 61 

Crawfordsville .13 74 

Romuev 15 89 

La Fayette 11 100 

(617) Mouth of Wabash River 

to La Fayette. 
Steamboat. 

To New Harmony . — 52 

M ount Carmel '. 45 97 

ViNCENNES 35 132 

Kussellville 13 145 

Palestine 18 163 

Merom 5 108 

HutsonviUe 8 17G 

York 8 184 



Darwin 11 195 

Tekrk IIautk 25 220 

Clinton 16 236 

Montezuma 11 i»47 

Newport Landing 7 254 

Perryville 13 272 

Covington 8 280 

Baltimore 3 283 

P.rtland 8 291 

VVilliamaport 5 296 

LaGranso 14 310 

La Fayette 13 323 

(618) EvANsvii.r.E to Terrk 
Haute. 

To Sandersville 10 

Princeton 20 30 

Paloka 4 34 

ViNCENNES 20 .54 

West Union 15 69 

Cariisle 8 77 

Merom 12 89 

Greysville 5 94 

Fiirman's Creek. 5 99 

Prairie Creek 8 107 

Prairieton 7 114 

Terre Hattte 9 123 

(619) Terre Haute to Logans- 

I'ORT. 

ToNuraa 8 

Clinton 7 15 

Hi<,'l)land JO 25 

Newport 6 31 

Euiiene 7 38 

Perryville 7 45 

Covington 7 52 

Portland 8 60 

Rob Roy 5 65 

Attica 4 69 

Shawnee Prairie 5 74 

VVest Point 8 82 

La Fayette 11 93 

A mericus 11 1 04 

Delphi 7 111 

Lockport 9 120 

LOOANSPORT 12 132 

(620) Terre Haute to Craw- 
fordsville. 

To RoseviUe 15 

Rockville 9 24 

Bruin's Cross Rouds 8 32 

Waveland 6 38 

CRAWFORDbVILLE 14 55 



108 



ROUTES IN INDIANA ILLINOIS. 



(621) L00A.NSP0RT to Toledo, O. 

To Lewiaburg 9 

Peru 9 18 

Wabash 15 33 

LaGro 6 39 

Huntington 13 5-3 

Aboite" 16 68 

Fort Wayne 12 8(J 

New Haven 17 97 

Antwerp, 7 10-1 

Jiinclion 14 118 

Dkfiance 10 126 

Milldale 4 13:2 

Florida 5 137 

Napoleon 8 145 

Damjiscus 8 153 

Providence 6 159 

Waterviiie 12 171 

Mauniee City 5 171) 

Toledo 9^185 

(622) Fort Wayne to Cincinnati, 

Ohio. 

To Poughkeepsie 12 

Decatur 12 24 

Limber Lost 12 36 

Bear Creek 9 45 

Jay 8 53 

Deerfield 12 65 

Winchester '. . 7 72 

Lynn 11 83 

New Garden 6 89 

Chester 5 94 

Richmond 5 99 

Abington 9 lOd 

Brownsville 6 114 

Liberty 5 119 

Duulapsville 5 124 

Fairfield 6 130 

Brookville 7 137 

Cedar (^nne 8 145 

New Trent i)n 5 150 

Harrison, (). 6 150 

Clark's .St<ire 4 160 

Miami 4 164 

Cheviot 6 170 

Cincinnati 7 177 

(023) La Portk to Joliet, III. 

To D(H)r Village 4 

Valparaiso 18 22 

Deep River 9 31 

Lake Court House 9 40 

Endor, 111 10 50 

Crete 9 59 



Chelsea 11 70 

Jolikt 12 82 

(624) Michigan City to Indianap- 
olis. 

To La Porte 13 

Plymouth 30 43 

Indianapolis, (see 605). • .117 100 
r 

ILLINOIS. 

(025) Springfield to Cincinnati. 

To Rochester 9 

Taylorsville 10 25 

Shelbyville 35 60 

Cochran's Grove 12 72 

Paradise 8 80 

Uethsaida 7 87 

Charleston 8 95 

Hitesville 12 107 

Grandview 6 113 

Paris 12 125 

Elbridge 10 135 

Terre Haute, Ia 10 145 

VanBuren 12 157 

Brazil 7 164 

Manhattan 8 172 

Green Ciistle 7 179 

Stilesville 13 192 

Belleville • 8 200 

Plainfield 5 205 

I Bridgeport 6 211 

I Indianapolis 9 220 

Cincinnati, (see 591) 109*329 

(626) Springfield to Golconda. 

To Zanesville 38 

Hillsboro' 16 54 

Hnrricane 15 69 

Vandalia 12 81 

Foster's 13 94 

Salem 12 106 

Jordan's Prairie 14 120 

Mount Vernon 9 129 

Spring Garden 11 140 

Benton 12 152 

Frankfort 7 159 

Marion 13 172 

Sarahsville 8 180 

ftoLCONDA ...28 208 

(627) SpRiNoriKLD to St. Louis. 

To Chatham 9 

Auburn 7 15 

CarUnville 24 39 



ROUTES IN ILLINOIS. 



109 



M:u'.,r[.in 6 45 

HliiixiKm 8 5;? 

Montiofilo 14 (37 

Alton. 5 72 

St. Louis, Mo. 24 96 

(628) Springfield to Naples. 
Sang^aniGn and Moriran R. li. 

Berlin ? 17 

Island Grove 4 21 

Strown's 5 26 

Jacksonville 7 33 

Jones' 5 38 

Bethel 9 47 

Vaugimdy 5 52 

Naplks 5 57 

(629) Springfield to Quincy. 

To Naples, (see 628) 57 

Griggsville 10 67 

Beverly 10 77 

Liberty 14 91 

Burton 6 97 

QuiNCY 9 106 

(630) Springfield to Keokuck, 

Iowa. 

To Richland 10 

Pleasant Plains 6 16 

Lancaster 7 23 

Virginia 10 33 

Beardstown 14 47 

Frederick ville 4 51 

RrsHviLLK 8 59 

Camden 13 72 

HuntsvUle 6 78 

Pulaski 5 83 

Augusta 3 86 

Plymouth 5 91 

St. Mary's 4 95 

Elm Tree 7 102 

Carthage 7 109 

VVaraaw 18 127 

Keokuck 4 131 

(631) Springfield to Burlington, 

Iowa. 
To Rush ville, (see 630) ....59 

Littleton 6 65 

Doddsvill& 71 

Macomb 13 84 

Blandinsville 14 98 

Burlington 24 122 

(632) Springfield to Lewistown. 

To Athens 14 

Petersburg 8 22 



Sangamon River 12 34 

Bath 8 42 

Havanna 8 M 

VVaterl'ord 5 5.> 

Levvistown 5 60 

(633) Springfield to Chicago^ 

To Twelve Mills • 8 

Middletown .12 20' 

Delavan 9 29 

Dillon 23 .j2 

Tremont 5 57 

Groveland 6 63 

Peoria 6 f.9 

Chicago, (see 655) 165 234 

(634) Springfield to Covin&ton, 

Ia. 

To Mechanicsburg 15 

Decatur 24 39 

Cerro Gordo 15 54 

Monticello 10 64 

NorthBeud 13 77 

Urbanna 9 ^.HJ 

Homer 14 100 

Danville 20 120 

Covington 15 135 

(635) Vincennes, Ia., to Shawnee 

TOWN. 

To St, Francisville 10 

Armstrong 

Mount Carmel . . 

Grays ville 

Phillipstown 

Carmi 9 64 

Emma 6 72. 

New Haven 6 78 

Shawnektown 17 95 



9 


19 


9 


28 


18 


46 


9 


55 



(636) Vincennes to St. Louis, 

To Lawrenceville 9 

Prairietoa 10 

Ohiey .,., 13 

Maysville '.v 16 



Xenia 



16 



Frederickstown 9 

Salem 9 

Carlyle 24 

Shoal Creek ; 9 

Aviston .' 6 

Lebanon 11 

Rock Spring 4 

Belleville 9 

French Village 8 

10 



Mo. 

19 

32 

48 

64 

73 

82 

JOG 

115 

121 

132 

136 

145 

153 



110 



ROUTES IN ILLINOIS. 



Wiggins' Ferry 5 158 i Steel's Mill 9 65 

Bt.Loiis,Mo 1 159 CiiESTKR 13 7g 



(637) Vi.NCE\NEs lo Alton. 

To Girlvle, (see 636) 106 

Shoal CroHk 9 115 

Hitrhland 8 123 

Marine Settlement 12 135 

Ed w.':rdsville 13 148 

Ui)per Allen 12 160 

Alton , 2 162 

rtl38) ViNCKjJNEs to Chicago. 

To Russellville 10 

Palosline 15 25 

Muisoiiville 8 33 

York 5 38 

Durwin 9 47 

MiirshaU 10 57 

Piiris 16 73 

Bloomfield 13 86 

UnUn Farm 10 96 

Georgetown 5 101 

Danville 10 111 

North Fork 15 126 

Milford 23 149 

Middloport 11 160 

Bulbonia's Grove 28 188 

Rockville .- 6 194 

Wilmington 12 206 

Reed's Grove 7 213 

Jack.son Creek 4 217 

JoLiET 7 224 

Lockport 6 230 

Des Plains .-. 9 239 

Summit 10 249 

CuitAGO 13 262 

(639) Mt. Carmel to Fairfield. 

To Albion 18 

Wabash 9 27 

Fairfield 9 36 

(640) Salem to Carmi. 

To Hickory HUl 18 

Fairfield ..'... 21 39 

Burnt Prairie 11 50 

Carmi v.l3 63 

(641) Salem to Chester. 

To Mount Zion 8 

Walnut Hill 5 13 

Nashville 19 32 

Elkhorn 7 39 

SparU 17 56 



(642) Shawneetown to Cafe 
Girardeau, Mo. 

To Bay 7 

I Mount Airy 8 15 

I Vienna 32 47 

j Jl on nt Pleasant 10 57 

j Jonebboro' 12 69 

I O'diir Creek Landing 18 87 

Cape Girardeau 6 93 



(643 1 Shawneetown to St. Lodis. 

To Equality 14 

Ralei-b 12 26 

Gallaiin .• 6 32 

Benton 20 52 

Mount Hawkins 20 72 

Nashville 22 94 

Akau 14 108 

Mascoutah 15 123 

Belleville 10 133 

French Villacre 8 141 

Wigqins' Ferry 5 146 

St. Louis 1 147 

(644) Shawneetown to Vandalia. 

To Duncantown 23 

McLeansboro' 16 39 

Moore's Prairie 13 52 

Mount Vernon 14 66 

Jordan's Prairie 9 75 

Salem 14 89 

Foster's 12 101 

Vandalia 13 114 

(645) CAiRo to St. Louis. 

Mill Creek 14 

Jonesboro' 20 34 

Urbane 12 46 

Murpheysboro' 13 h9 

Jones' Creek 20 79 

ChesU^r 8 87 

Kaskaskia 7 94 

Prairie De Roche 14 108 

Waterloo 21 129 

Columbia 8 IST 

St.Louis 15 15S 

(646) St. Louis, Mo., to Jackson- 
ville. 

To Alton 24 

Godfrey 7 31 

Delphi 6 37 



ROUTES IN ILLINOIS. 



Ill 



lereeyville 8 45 

Kane 5 50 

CarroUton .-..8 5B 

Whitehall 10 68 

Manchester 8 76 

Jacksonvillb 17 93 

(C47) QuiNCY to Jacksonville. 

To Columbus 15 

Camp Point 6 21 

Clayton 6 27 

Mount Sterling 12 39 

Vei>a.lles 9 48 

Meredosia 7 55 

Bethel 8 63 

Jacksonville-, 12 75 

(648) QuiNCY to Pkoria. 
f^ia Jiushville. 

To Columbus 15 

Camp Point * G 21 

Clayton 6 27 

Mount Sterling 12 39 

Ripley 9 48 

Rt'snviLLE 9 57 

Astoria 14 71 

Vermont 5 76 

Otto 7 83 

Lewiatown 8 91 

Jackson Grove 7 98 I 

Canton 7 105 I 

FarmingtOQ 10 115 

Trivoli ." 7 122 

Pkoria 18 140 

(649) QuiNCY to Knoiville. 

To MemloQ 14 

Woodville 10 24 

ChUi 3 27 

Carthage 14 41 

Fouutiiin Green 11 52 

Macomb 17 69 

Drowning Fork 5 74 

Woiidstock 14 88 

St. Augustine 3 91 

Harllord 7 98 

Knoxvillk 9 107 

(650) QuincY to Kkokuck, Iowa. 

To Ursa 10 

Lima 8 18 

Green Plains 8 26 

Warsaw 6 32 

K«ojtucK 4 36 



(651) QuiNCY to Gaiena. 

To Macomb, (see 649) 69 

Swim Creek 1(5 85 

Moninoath 18 103 

Spring Grove 7 110 

North Henderson 6 UG 

Pope Creek G 122 

Farlow's Grove 8 l.TO 

Pre-emption 5 135 

C;uudeu*3 Mills 10 145 

Rock Island 3 148 

Moline 5 153 

Hampton 7 iOO 

Port Byron 1 1G7 

Cordova '5 172 

Albany 11 183 

Fulton 7 190 

Savanna IG 206 

Hanover 14 220 

Galkna 15 235 

(652) Peoria to Covington, Ia. 

ToGroveland 8 

Tremont — G 14 

Mackinaw 7 21 

Sttml's Grove 5 26 

Wilksboro' 5 31 

Bloomington li) 41 

Le Roy IG 57 

S:\i)ta Anna 10 67 

Mahomet 14 81 

Urbana 13 94 

Homer 14 108 

Danville 20 128 

Covington 15 143 

(653) Pkoria to Burlington, 
Iowa. 

To Kickapoo .11 

Robin's Nest 3 14 

Brimfield 5 19 

Fn;nch Creek G 25 

Knoxville 18 43 

(i;desbiing 5 48 

Cold Hrook 10 .'58 

Monmouth G 64 

Oquawka 18 82 

Burlington IG 98 

(654) Peoria to Alhany. 

To Mount Hawley 10 

Wyoming 19 29 

T(mlon G 35 

Wetliei-sfleld 11 46 

Burua 17 63 



112 



ROUTES IN ILLINOIS. 



Geneseo 6 69 

Crnndeirs Ferry 15 84 

Albany 12 96 

(655) Pkoria to Chicago. 

ToChilicothe 18 

!,:icori 14 32 

Henry 5 37 

Hfniieptn 13 50 

Granville 4 54 

Pki:u 10 64 

f'tlawa 15 79 

MiirsoiUes 8 87 

Morris 18 105 

Dresden 9 114 

Ch'tiuiKhan 6 120 

-loutr 7 127 

Lm-ki)ort 6 133 

in's Plains 9 142 

CiucAGO 23 165 

(i\oG) Peru to St. Louis, Mo. 
Steamboat. 

To flennepiu 17 

'.acnn 18 35 

Chilicothe 11 46 

Uome 2 48 

i'EoaiA 16 64 

l\'kin.J- 9 73 

Liverpool 25 98 

.liivimna 9 107 

Beanlstown 32 139 

L.i Grange 8 147 

MiTf dosia 8 155 

N:.p!es 7 162 

Florence 10 172 

Moatezuma 5 177 

Bridwport 6 183 

Newport 9 192 

Gillord 18 210 

Mouth of Illinois River .... 16 226 

(;raaon 2 228 

Alton 18 246 

Misr^oviri River 3 249 

.-T. Louis 18 267 

(637) PcRU to Galena. 

ToLaMoille 18 

Dixon 25 43 

Bullalo Grove 12 55 

Elkhorn Grove 8 63 

Rock Creek 5 68 

Mount Cm-roll ■ • • 12 80 

Elizabeth 22 102 

Galkna 15 117 



(658) Ottawa to St. Charl«i. 

To Dayton 4 

Northville 16 20 

Penfield 9 29 

Bristol 5 34 

Oswego 5 39 

Aurora 7 46 

Batavia 6 52 

St. Charles 4 56 

(659) Chicago to Detroit, Micu. * 

Steamboat. 

To Michigan C^ty, la. 40 

New Buffalo, Mich. 10 50 

Central Railroad. 

Buchanan 21 71 

Niles 6 77 

Dowagiac 11 >"8 

Decatur 12 100 

Paw Paw Station 8 108 

Kalamazoo 16 I24 

Comstock 4 128 

Galesburg 4 132 

Charleston 4 136 

Battle Creek 10 146 

Ceresco 8 154 

Marshall 5 159 

Marengo 6 165 

Albion 7 172 

Gidley's Station 11 183 

Barry 5 188 

Jackson 5 193 

Leoni , 7 200 

Grass Lake 3 203 

Francisco villo 3 206 

Davison's 6 212 

Dexter » 221 

Scio 2 223 

Delhi 2 225 

Ann Arbor 6 $31 

Geddes' Mills 4 235 

Ypsilanti 4 239 

Wayne 12 251 

Dearboniville 7 238 

DeVroit 10 268 

(660) Chicago to Buffalo, N. Y. 

Steamboat, 

To Southport, Wis 57 

Racine 13 70 

Milwaukee 25 95 

Maiiitou Islands, Mich. ...150 245 

Beaver Ishinds 45 290 

Mackinaw 50 340 

Presquelsle 65 4U5 



ROUTES IN ILLINOIS KENTUCKY. 



113 



Thunder nay 80 485 

Point uu Hiu-ques 70 

I'ort (Jratiol 85 

Oktroit 70 

Amherslburs:, C. W, 20 

Sandusky, Ohio 52 

Huron 14 

Clkvkland — 45 

Fairport 30 

Ashtabula 33 

tWjuueaui 1 } 



Duukirk, N. Y. 
Buffalo 



.30 



640 i 

710 

730 

7di 
796 
841 1 

871 : 

904 
918 
948 

got) 

1039 



...48 
....43 

(6C1) Chicago to Galena. 
Ckicago and Galena R, R. 

To Noycsville 10 

Cotlaj^o Hill 7 17 

UabaKrk's Grovo 4 21 

Vvheatland 4 25 

Junction 5 30 

St. Charles Branch 5 35 

Eloin 7 4-2 

G-ilberts ... 8 50 

Huntley 5 55 

Union 7 62 

Marengo 4 66 

GHrden Prairie 6 72 

Belviderp. 6 78 

Cberrv Valley 6 84 

itoCKKOKD. 8 92 



Stage. 

V.<iRoel)urc 10 111 

Ilidi.ti's 5 116 

Piiw-r Creek G 122 

Fre.-port 7 129 

lorestville 8 1:17 

I'v'addatn's Grove 2 i:t9 

Alidii 2 14! 

White f^ak Springs 32 173 

Gre.nvale 5 178 

Galena 5 163 

(062) Chicago to Milwaukee. 

To Dutchman's Point 13 

Wheeling 10 

Halt Day 5 

Liberty ville 6 

Abingdon 

Waukegan 

Otsew ••• 



South port, Wis.- 



... 4 
.. 6 

... 5 
..12 



Racine 10 71 

Oak Creek .-r • ...14 85 

iMiLWAUKKK 9 94 

(6G3) Chicago to Ottawa. 

yia Pi a infield. 

To Lyons 13 

Flag Creek 5 18 

Cuss 5 23 

Plainfield 18 41 

Ausable 13 54 

Lisbon 10 04 

Holdennan's Grove 4 68 

Ottawa.- 18 £6 

(664) Chicago to Dixo.s-. 
To St. Charles Br., (see 661) 35 

t^t. Chailes 4 39 

Sugju-Grove 13 52 

Acasto 7 59 

Little Rock 3 62 

Somonauk 6 GS 

Shabbouey's Grove 9 77 

Paw Paw Grove 7 84 

Mallugin Grove 9 93 

Lee Centre 8 101 

DiroN : 15 lie 

(6G5) Di.\oN to Beloit, Wis. 

To Grand de Tour G 

Oregon 9 15 

Byrou 11 26 

Kish waukee 10 36 

ROGKFOKD 6 42 

Harlem 7 4!» 

Roscoe 4 .53 

Rockton 4 57 

Bkloit 3 60 

KENTUCKY. 

(666) Louisville to Cincinnati, O. 

Steamboat. 
TojCiNciN.NATi, (se« 514). . . 140 

(667) Louisville to Cairo, 111. 
Steamboat. 
To Cairo, irioiilh of the Ohio 
River, (see 51 4) 376 

(668) Louisville to Nasiivillk, 

Ten.v. 

ToPalinn.. 11 

West Point 10 ?1 

ElLzabeLhtown 22 43 

10* 



114 



ROUTES IN KENTUCKY. 



Nolan 10 53 

l.cesville 12 65 

Muinrordsville 8 73 i 

Woodsonvilie 10 83 ' 

Prewetl's Knob 6 89 

Throo Forks* 4 93 

Drippiiifj; Spring 8 101 

Bowling Green 14 115 

Franklin 21 136 

MilchollvlUe, Tenn 8 144 I 

Miilloy's ,..• 5 149 

Tyrw .Springs 9 158 

M.uiskor's Creek 7 165 

l>loas;uit Hill 6 171 

Nashville 7 178 

■* Slaramoth Cave 7—100. 

'669) Louisville to Harrods- 

BURO. 

To PnowHill 11 

Mount VViishington 11 22 

High Grove 6 28 

Bardstown 11 39 

Frt'dorickstown 8 47 

Springfield 9 56 

Potlsville 10 66 

Penyvilie .' 10 76 

IIarkodsburo 10 86 

(670) Louisville to Shawnik- 
TowN, III. 

ToSalina 11 

Westpoint 10 21 

Garm-ttsville 8 29 

Br;uidenburg 11 40 

Oliflon Mills 14 54 

llardinsburg 10 64 

Cloverport 11 75 

Hawesville 9 84 

Yelvington , • . .16 100 

Owensboro' 10 110 

Hebbardsville 12 122 

Henderson 17 139 

Smith's Mills 12 151 

Morganfield 12 163 

Raleigh 9 172 

Shawneetown, III 5 177 

<671) Louisville to Lexington. 
Louisville and Frankfort R. R. 

To Williamson 14 

LaOrange 12 26 j 

Walnut Grove 6 32 i 

Emlninoe 7 39 

Btdlevue 2 41 I 



Christianburg 8 49 

Frankfort 16 65 

Lexington and Frankfort R. H. 

Midway 14 79 

Lexington 14 93 

(672) Lexington to Cincinnati, O. 

To Georgetown 12 

Little Eagle 15 27 

Ray's Fork 6 33 

Williamslown 14 47 

Dry Ridge 4 51 

Crittenden 7 5d 

Walton 7 6J 

Florence 9 74 

Dry Creek 3 77 

Covington 6 83 

Cincinnati 1 84 

(673) Lexington to Mavsville. 

To Moreland 8 

Paris 7 15 

Millersburg..... 8 23 

Forest Retreat 6 29 

Lower Blue Lick 8 37 

Oak Woods 6 43 

May's Lick 6 49 

Wiishington 8 57 

Mavsville 4 61 

(674) LkXINGTON toOwiNGSVILLE. 

ToChildsburg 8 

Colbvville 7 15 

Winchester 5 20 

Mount Sterling 15 35 

OWINGSVILLE 15 50 

(675) Lexington to Knoxvillk, 

Tenn. 

To Nichohisville 12 

Boon's Knob • 7 19 

Bryantsville "^ 5 24 

Danvillo 10 34 

Stanford 11 45 

Walnut Flat 6 51 

Crab Orchard 4 55 

Mount Vernon 13 68 

London 19 87 

Lynn Camp 13 100 

Barboursville 12 112 

Cumberland Ford 10 128 

Yellow Creek 8 136 

Cumberland Gap 7 143 

Tazewell, Tenn. 12 !."i5 

Sycamore 5 160 



ROXJTES IN KENTUCKY. 



115 



ThomHill 7 167 

Bean's Station 4 171 

RuUedge 10 181 

Spring' House 7 188 

Blain's Cross Roads 7 195 

Acadcmia •... 9 204 

Knoxville 10 214 

(676) Lexington to Nashville, 

Tenn. 

To Pekin 12 

Shawnee Run , 12 24 

Harrodsbi'rq .... •••••••• 7 31 

Perryville 10 41 

Lebanon 18 59 

Haysville ,6 65 

Campbellsville 12 77 

Greensburg 12 89 

Monroe 12 101 

Blue Springs 10 111 

Glasgow 13 124 

Cedar Spring 12 136 

Scoltsville ."". 13 149 

Gallatin 33 182 

Hendtrsonville 10 192 

Pleasant Hill 9 201 

Nashville 7 208 

(677) Frankfort to Cincinnati. 

To Forks of Elkhorn 4 

Cave Spring 4 8 

Great Crossings 7 15 

Georgetown 3 18 

Cincinnati, (see 672) 72 90 

(678) Frankfort to Madison, Ia. 

To Consolation 10 

Christiauburg 5 15 

PleixsureVille 7 22 

New Ciistle 6 28 

Campbellsburg 10 38 

Bedturd 6 44 

Milton 11 55 

Madison, Ia I 56 

(679) Paris to Cincinnati. 

To Ruddles Mills 6 

Cynthinna 8 14 

Clavsviile 12 26 

Havilandsville 5 31 

Falmouth 9 40 

FlowerCreek 8 48 

Grant's Lick 10 58 

Alexandria 7 65 

Cold Spring 6 71 

Newport 7 78 

Cincinnati 1 79 



(680) Bowling Green to Glas- 

gow. 

To Smith's Grove 14 

Merry Oaks 7 21 

Glasgow 10 31 

(681) Bowling Green to Colum- 

bus. 

To South Union 14 

Allison 7 21 

Russellville 7 28 

Elkton 15 43 

Fairview 9 52 

Hopkinsville 11 63 

Belleview 11 74 

Cadiz 10 84 

Canton 7 91 

Aurora 10 lOl 

Wadesboro' 12 113 

♦Mayfield 20 133 

Fancy Farm 10 143 

Milburn 11 154 

Columbus 8 162 

(682) Russellville to Nashville, 

Tenn. 

To Adairsville 10 

Springtitld, Tenn 15 25 

Nashville 25 50 

(683) Russellville to Clarks- 

viLLK, Tenn. 

ToAIlensville 14 

lladensville 4 18 

Minor's Nursery, Tenn 6 24 

Clarksville 12 30 

(684) Hopkinsville to Nashville, 

Tenn. 

To Oak Grove 14 

New Providence 10 24 

Clarksville 2 26 

Fredonia 1 1 37 

Thomasville 4 41 

Fiser's Cross Roads 8 49 

Nashville 22 71 

(685) Hopkinsville to Paducah. 

ToOakland 12 

Princeton 14 26 

Eddyville 12 .38 

Smithland 25 63 

Paducah 18 81 



116 



ROUTES IN KENTUCKY MIsfeoiXRI. 



(686) Padlcah (mouth of Tennes- 
see River) to FLoiiKNtK, Ala.. 

Stcajiiboat. 
To 'innoJdsbuig, Teun. .-105 

Pirryville 50 155 

Carroilsville iiO 175 

S.ivaniuih 35 i.'10 

Flokk.nck 64 iI74 

(687) Smithland (mouth of Cum- 
btrlaud River) to Nasuvillk. 

Stcainbuat. 

ToEddyville 33 

Canton 25 58 

Tobacco Port, Tenn 14 72 

Dover •• ...12 84 

Palnivra 26 lib 

Ciarksville 11 121 

Nasuville • 03 184 

MISSOURI. 

(688) St. Louis to New Orleans. 

Steamboat. 

Jefllrson Barracks, Mo 9 

Harrison ville, Hi.. 19 28 

Hercul.meum, Alo 2 30 

Selma. ^^\o. 4 34 

St. GeiPvi-ve, Mo 25 59 

Clie-sttT, LI 16 75 

Baiubridi,'e, .Mo 45 120 

Cape (Jirardoaa, Mo 12 l:i2 

Commerce, Mo - 12 144 

Cairo, 111, (mouth of Ohio 

River) .^28 172 

Columbus, Ky 18 190 

HicI-; man, Ky 15 205 

New .^!adrid, Mo.. .. • • •• • . .42 247 

Little Prairie, Mo, 30 277 

Obion River, Tenn 29 306 

Ashport,Tenu 8 314 

Osceola, Ark. 12 320 

Fulton, Tenn 10 336 

RujKlolph, Tenn., (mouth of 

Uatchie River) 11 347 

Gre«ui»ck, Ark. 33 3K) 

Memphis, Tenn. IM 414 

Commerce, Ark 27 441 

IVytoii, Miss. 33 474 

Sii-rlin;,', .Ark., (mouth of St. 

1-r.iUcis River) 12 486 

Hklkna, Auk. 10 4% 

Delta, Mi.ss. 10 506 

Victoria, Miss 65 571 



Montgomery's Point, Ark.. 1 572 
Napoleon, Ark., (mouth of 

Arkansas River) 20 592 

Bolivar tJourt House, Miss. 12 00 1 

Columbia, Ark. 53 657 

Princeton, Miss. 45 702 

Providence, La. 29 731 

Yazoo River, Wise 61 792 

VicKSBL'RQ, Miss 12 804 

VVarreniou, Miaa 10 814 

Carthage, La. 19 833 

Grand Gilf, Miss. 27 860 

Bruiiisburj?, Miss. 10 870 

Rodney, Miss. 10 880 

Natch 1^, Miss 31 911 

Ellie Clitfs, Miss, 18 929 

Homochilla River, Miss. . .20 955 

Fort .\dnms, Miys. 10 965 

Ived River Island, La 11 976 

Point Coupee, La. i nn m-vi 
tst. Francisville, La. p ' •'^ ^^"^ 

Port Hudson 11 1047 

Baton Rouge, La 25 1072 

llaquemine, La. • •■ .23 1095 

D(maldsonville, La 34 1129 

Jetferson College, La. 19 1148 

Red Church, La 38 1185 

CarroUton, La. 30 1206 

La Fayette, La. 4 12J0 

New Orleans, La 2 1212 

(689) St. Louis to Falls of St, 

Anthony. 

Steamboat, 

To Missouri River 18 

Alton, lU..... 3 

Gndton, 111. • 18 

Illinois Rivei', 111 2 

Gilead, 111. 32 

Hamburg, HI.... • 10 

Clarksviile, Mo 13 

l^uisiana. Mo 11 

Hannibid, Mo 25 

QnNCY, 111. 18 

La (Jrange, Mo 10 

Tully, Mo. 7 

Des Moines River j 

Keokuck, Iowa - 4 

Montrose, Iowa ^ ,c> 

Nuuvoo, lU. ) * 

Madison, Iowa ,,, . 10 

Burlington, Iowa 20 

Oquawka, HI 17 

New Boston, HI 19 



ROUTES IN MISSOURI. 



117 



Iowa River, Iowa 1 2C7 

MuscafinS, Iowa 25 292 

Fairport, Iowa 7 299 

AIulalusiJ^ 111 10 309 

Rock Island, 111. ) ^ o oig 

Davenport, Iowa \ 

Hampton, III 11 329 

Parkhurst, Iowa 8 337 

•Albany, lU 19 356 

i.yons, Iowa 9 365 

Charleston, Iowa 15 380 

Savannah, 111 2 382 

Belleview, Iowa 19 401 

Fever River, 111., (to Galena 

6 miles) 7 408 

Dubuque, Iowa 20 428 

Peru, Iowa 8 436 

Cassville, Wis 23 459 

Gottenburg, Iowa 6 465 

Wisconsin River 20 485 

Fort Crawford 2 487 

Prairie du Chien 2 489 

Upper Iowa River 38 527 

Bad Axe River 12 539 

Root Kiver 23 562 

Black River 12 574 

Chippewa River 68 642 

Maiden's Rock > nr cr-r 

Lake Pepin \ ^o 667 

St. Croix River 35 702 

St. Paul 26 728 

Mendota i _ _„, 

FortSnellingi ^ ^-^"^ 

St. Anthony 7 740 

(690) St. Louis to Council Bluffs. 
Hl^ Steamboat. 

To mouth of Missouri River 18 

St. Charles 24 42 

Missouriton 21 63 

Newport 26 89 

GriswoldCity 8 97 

Hermann 16 113 

Portland 17 130 

Cote Sans Dessein 20 150 

Jefferson City 10 160 

Marion 17 177 

Nashville 10 187 

Rocheport ]3 200 

Boonville 11 211 

Arrow Rock 15 226 

Glasgow 12 238 

Chariton 3 241 

Grand River 20 261 

Reedsburg 23 284 



Lexington 27 311 

Camden 17 328 

Sibley 16 344 

Livingston 17 361 

Kansas River 20 381 

Parksviile 8 389 

Platte River 2 391 

Fort Leavenworth 20 411 

Weston 7 418 

St. Joseph 60 478 

Noddaway River 14 492 

Wolf River 16 508 

Great Nemahaw River 18 526 

Nishnebotna River 25 551 

Little Nemahaw River 12 563 

Platte River 70 633 

Bellevue Trading House ... 12 645 
Council Bluffs 40 685 

(691) St. Loms to Keokuck, Iowa. 

To Waltonham 9 

Feefee 6 15 

St. Charles 5 20 

WeUsburg 16 36 

Flint HUl 7 43 

Troy 10 53 

Auburn 12 65 

Prairieviile ...AO 75 

Bowling Green 10 85 

Frankfort 14 99 

New London 8 107 

Hannibal 8 115 

Palmyra 13 128 

La Grange 20 148 

Telly 7 155 

Alexandria 20 175 

Keokuck, Iowa 4 179 

(692) St. Louis to Little Rock, 

Ark. 

Carondelet 5 

Jefferson Barracks 4 9 

OakviUe 5 14 

Sulphur Springs 8 22 

Herculaneum 9 31 

Hillsboro' 11 42 

Glenfinlay . 10 52 

Old Mines 10 62 

Potosi 7 69 

Caledonia 12 81 

Iron Mountain 10 91 

Fnrmington • . . 14 105 

MineLaMotte 5 110 

Fredericktown 12 122 

Greenville 35 157 



118 



ROt'TES IN MISSOrUl. 



Cane Creek 18 175 

Hicks' Ferry, Ark 3'i 207 

Fourche Dumas .15 SKiJ 

Pocahoatas 8 230 

Jackson 15 45 

Smithville ;. . 14 259 

Reed'a Creek 12 271 

BaU»3ville 24 25)5 

R()ck Point ...n :^06 

Scare V Court Houso .... 32 338 

Oakliuid (irove 25 363 

LittlkRock ..30 393 

(693) St. Lons to New Madrid. 

To CarondBlet 5 

JefiFL-rson Hiuracks 4 9 

OakviUe 5 14 

Sulpliur Springs ..8 22 

Clifton... ..'..'.. 5 27 

Herculaneum •,•..... 4 31 

Selma 8 39 

Rush Tower ...8 47 

St. (Jonovieve -. . .14 61 

St. Mary's Landing 12 73 

Perrvville 12 85 

Apple Creek -12 97 

Jackson 16 113 

Cape Girardeau 11 124 

Benton ...16 140 

Pleasant Plains 10 150 

Ogdin 8 l.-iS 

Nkw. Madrid 23 181 

(694) St. Louis to Fort Lkaven- 

WORTU. 

To Waltonham 9 

Feefee. 6 15 

St. Charles 5 20 

CottleviUe 12 32 

Nay lor's Store-... 3 35 

Hickory Grove 13 48 

Wnrrenton 10 58 

High Mill 9 67 

Danville ' 18 85 

Williamsburg .......... . . . 10 95 

Jones' Tan Yard • .... 7 102 

Fulton .;... 8 110 

Millersburg *. . . 12 122 

Columbia .......;........ 12 134 

Rocheport w..l3 147 

Fayette ..........15 162 

Glasgow •••• 11 173 

Fort Lkavehworth, (see 

70l> 149 322 



(095) St. Louis to JKrrKftsoH 

City. 

Via St. Charles.' 

To Fulton, (see 094) 110 

New Bloomfluld 11 121 

Hibeniia 10 131 

Jefferson City 1 132 

(696) St. Lons to Jefferson 

City. 

Via JilU Sterling. 

To Rock Hill 8 

Manchester 11 19 

Fox Creek 14 33 

Union -,... 22 .55 

Adainsburg 23 78 

Mount Sterling 14 92 

Lynn 16 108 

Lisle 8 116 

Jefferson City 10 126 

(697) Jefferson City to Indk- 

PE.NDENCE. 

To Marion 15 

Moniteau 5 20 

Midway. 9 29 

Clark's Fork 6 35 

Boonkville 10 45 

LaMine 10 55 

Arrow Rock 12 67 

Miushnll 15-82 

MoimtHope 25 '107 

Dover 7 114 

Lexington 11 125 

Wellington 12 137 

Fort Osaue 16 153 

Independence 12 165 

(698) Jefferson City to Fort 

Leavenworth. 

To Booneville, (see 697) 45 

Franklin .- 4 49 

Fiiyetto 10 59 

Glasgow 11 70 

J'oRT Leavenworth, (sec 
7ill).... 149 219 

(699) Jeptersoti City to Fort 
Smith, All K. 

To HiKh Point 15 

Versailles... 25 40 

Cole C;unp ..24 64 

Warsaw 16 80 

Rocky Ridge 13 93 

Judah'8 Gap ... > 8 lOl 



.ROUTES IN MISSOURI IOWA. 



119 



Elklon 9 110 

Bolivai' 18 I-'8 

Ricliland 18 14(5 

FVRINGFIKLD 12 \'iB 

Cr.iiie Creek 27 185 

McDonald 16 2(11 

Wiiwhlxuini's Prairie 17 218 

Bfiitonville, Ark 22 240 

Fayi-IteviUe 28 268 

Bt).>iisl)oro' 18 286 

Kvansvillc .i 11 2<)7 

Ni'.tural Dam 12 3(l9 

Van Buren--- 14 :VJ3 

FoKT Smith 7 330 

(700) Jeffkrson City to Cape 
Girardeau. 

To Westphalia. 9 

Mavais 17 26 

Kiiidei-hook 10 36 

Spanish Prairie 12 48 

Maramec 15 63 

Su-eiville 12 75 

Oi^nge 12 87 

Harmony 15 102 

Caledonia 15 117 

Iron Mountain 10 127 

Farminvfton 14 141 

Mine LaMotte.... 5 146 

Fredericktown J2 ^58 

Pnton ..V......S4 W2 

Jackion '. .i.//.. . .14 1% 

Cap^^irardeau 11 207 

(70IVGLASGOW to Fort Leavkn- 

^ WORTH. 

To Kevtesville 18 

' Brmi^'wick 11 29 

Pi.'asM ill Park 10 39 

Df.witt 6 45 

Carrollton. 7 52 

Round C> rove 13 65 

Richmond 14 79 

Orab Orchard 9 88 

I.iherty 20 108 

Barry 10 118 

Platte City 15 133 

Weston 9 142 

Fort Leavenworth 7 149 

(702) Glasgow to Hannibal. 

To Roanoke 12 

WountAiry ' 6 18 

Huntsville 6 24 

MUton 12 36 



Madison 7 43 

Paris 12 55 

.Somerset 12 67 

Sharpsburg 7 74 

Hydesbui^' 14 83 

Hannibal ■ •'■ 9 97 

(703) Maramec to SpRiNoriBLD. 

To Little Prairie 10 

Little Piney .'/. 20 30 

PineBlutf 8 38 

Waynesville 12 50 

Belteionte II 61 

Oakland 13 74 

Cave Spring 12 86 

Woodbury 16 102 

PleasiOit Prairie 12 114 

Walnut Forest 13 127 

Springkield 8 135 

IOWA. 

(704) Iowa City to Keokuck. 

To Washington 30 

Fairfield 26 50 

Keosaucjua 24 80 

Bt'iitonsport 10 90 

Farminglon 8 98 

KeokccK". 32 130 

(705) Iowa City to Muscatinb. 

To West Liberty 14 

Overman's Ferry 10 24 

Muscatine ..• • U 35 

(706) Keokuck to BcRLiNGTON. 

To Montrose 12 

Fort Madison 12 24 

A ugusta 11 35 

Burlington 10 45 

(707) Fort Mapison to Farmino- 

To West Point 10 

TuscJirora 8 18 

Farminoton .........11 29 

(708) Bublington to Fort Dks 

Moines. 

ro Hartford 18 

Mount Pleasant 9 27 

Rome 8 35 

Fairfield 16 51 

nttumwa •... 25 76 

EddyViUe .......:........ 16 92 



120 



ROUTES IN lOWl. WISCONSIN. 



5 2S 



Oskaloosa 13 105 ; Imion 

Red Rock 29 134 \ Osborn. •• 5 ZI 

Fort Dks Moines 31105 Warren 



(709) BCRLINGTON tO MUSCATINK. 

To Yellow Springs 15 

Linton 9 24 

Wapello 1 31 

Grandview 9 40 

Muscatine 14 54 

(710) Muscatine to Davenport. 

To Fairport 7 

West Buffiilo 11 lo 

Rockingham 8 26 

Davenport 4 30 

(711) Davenport to Dobuque. 
To Dewitt 19 



Janesvillo 1* 

Rock Valley 7 

Beloit 6 

Rocktou 3 

Roscoe 4 

Harlem 4 

ROCKFORD 7 



Maquoketa 



22 41 



Andrew 7 48 

LaMotte 14 62 

Dubuque 12 '4 

(712) Davenport to Dubuque. 
To Berlin 16 



Princeton 

Camanche 

Lyons 

Elk River 

Bellevue 

Tete des Motte 
Dubuque 



30 
40 

50 1 
74 ' 
84 ' 
90 



(715) Madison to Milwaukee. 

Cottage Grove 8 

Deerfield 8 19 

Lake Mills, i 9 2o 

Aztalan 3 28 

Watertown 10 3d 

Ixonia 8 46 

Summit 8 54 

Delafield * 58 

Howard 7 65 

Waukesha 3 b« 

Brooktield :••• 5 73 

Wawalosa 6 '9 

Milwaukee •> 04 

(716) Madison to Green Bay. 

To Windsor H 

Lowville 14 25 

42 
59 



WISCONSIN. 

(713) Madison to Galena, III. 



To Middleton 8 

Blue Mound 14 22 

!!.".'.*.'.!'.! 9 40 



Ridgeway 

Dodgeville 

Mineral Point 8 48 

Belmont 13 01 

PlalteviUe 7 bri 

Benton 1- ^'j 

Hazel Green 5 ^5 

Galkna,Ill 11 90 

(714) Madison to Rockford, III. 

To Fitchburg 

Eutlaud 



17 



Wyocena 

Fort Winnebago.- 

Rock Hill 

Kitiu'slon '-■ 

Grand Prairie 4 

Tichora 5 

Green Lake 

Rosendalc 

Fond du Lac 

Taycheda 

Calumet Village • • • 

Pequol 

Stock l)rid<j;e 



,11 
, 6 17 



.... 6 76 

14 90 

13 103 

3 106 

10 116 

3 119 

8 127 

Bridsieport 18 145 

Green Bay 17 102 

(717) Milwaukee to Cuicaoo.Ill. 

I To Oak Creek 9 

Racine \* ^^ 

Soulhport 1" ']^ 

Otsego, 111 12 45 

VVaukegan f au 

Abingdon » ^ 

Liberty ville 4 60 



ROUTES IN WISCONSIN. 



121 



HalfDay G 66 

Wheeling 5 71 

Dutch raan'a Point 10 PI 

Chicago 13 91 

(718) Milwaukee to Janesvills. 

To Greenfield 9 

New Berlin 5 14 

Vernon 6 20 

Mukwonego 6 26 

EastTroy 6 32 

Troy 3 35 

Sugar Creek 8 43 

Richmond 9 52 

Johnstown 3 55 

Janesville 11 66 

(719) Milwaukee to White 
Water. 

To Wawatosa 5 

Brookfield 6 11 

Waukesha 5 16 

Genesee 8 24 

Ottawa 6 30 

Palmyra 8 38 

WuiTE Water 10 48 

(720) Milwaukee to Fond du Lac. 

To Granville 10 

Menominee Falls 7 17 

Polk 20 37 

Hamer 7 44 

Theresa 8 52 

Springtield 6 58 

Byrou 5 63 

Fond du Lac 8 71 

(721) Milwaukee to Sheboygan. 

To Good Hope 8 

Mequon River 6 14 

Cedarbiirg 6 20 

Grafton 3 23 

Sackville 4 27 

Ozauki? 4 31 

Cedar Grove 12 43 

Gibbville 6 49 

Sheboygan Falls 6 55 

Sheboygan 6 61 

(7^2) Milwaukee to Sheboygan. 
Steamboat. 

ToOzaukie 28 

Sheboygan 30 58 



(723) Racine to Janesville. 

To Fountain 7 

Ives' Grove 8 15 

Yorkville 5 20 

Rochester 4 24 

Biu-lington 5 29 

Spring Prairie 7 36 

Elkhom 8 44 

Delevan 6 50 

Darien 4 54 

Fairfield 3 57 

Emerald Grove 7 64 

Janesville 8 72 

(724) SouTHPORT to Bkloit. 

To Pleasant Prairie ........ 4 

Bristol 6 10 

SaleraT 9 19 

Geneva 15 34 

GenevaBay 6 40 

Walworth 4 44 

Sharon 6 50 

Alleu'sGrove 3 53 

Clinton 6 59 

Bkloit 9 68 

(725) Janesville to Fond du Lac. 

To Milton 8 

Koskonong ...8 16 

Fort Atkinson 5 21 

Jefferson 6 27 

Johnson's Creek 5 32 

Watertown 10 42 

Emmet 5 47 

Clyman 3 50 

OakGrove 6 56 

Beaver Dam 7 63 

Waushai'a 10 73 

Waupun 10 83 

Lamartine 9 92 

Fond du Lac 9 101 

(726) Janesville to Galena. 

To Bachelor's Grove 8 

Spring Valley 5 13 

Decatur 7 20 

Monroe 12 32 

Wiota 12 44 

Shullsburg 20 64 

White Oak Springs 6 70 

Galena 10 80 

11 



122 



ROUTES IN WISCONSIN — MINESOTA. 



(727) PireBOYOAN to Neknah. 

To Shebov£fun Falls 5 

Plymouth 9 14 

Gioeii Bu8h 6 20 

Owasous 10 30 

FosD Du Lac 11 41 

Friendship 5 40 

Oshkot^U 13 59 

Vinhiiiil 6 C5 

Groveliind 5 70 

Nbenah 5 75 



MINESOTA. 

(7CS) St. Pail to Nkw Orlkar*. 

Steaniboat. 
ToSt. Louis. (SCO a-iff).. 728 
New Orleans, (b^»)88) 1212 1940 

(729) St, Paul to Falls of St. 
Croix. 

To Stillwater 17 

Rlariue Mills 12 29 

Falls or St. Croix 20 49 



Milwaukee and Miss. R. R. 



MlLTTArKFE 

To Wauwatosa 5 

Elm Grove 5 10 

Powers' Mill 4. 14 

Plank Road ».. 8 17 

WACKESirA 3 20 



North Prairie 

Ea?le Prairie 8 86 

Palmyra 6 42 

Whitewater 8 50 

Child's Station 5 55 

Milton 7 62 



Genessce 8 28 I JanesviUe S TO 



123 
ROUTES TO 

OREGON AND CALIFORNIA 



(730) Fort Leavenworth to San 
Diego, Cal. 

Emon/s Route. 

To Oreqon Trail 43 

Big John Sprin:? 81 124 

Diamond Sprins; 20 144 

Cotton Wood Creek 29 173 

Cow Creek 58 231 

Bend of Arkansas River • .22 253 

Pawnee Fork 35 288 

Jackson Grove G4 352 

Bent s Fort 212 5fi4 

Camp on the Timpa 34 598 

u u Par!j;atoi-y ...53 05 1 

'«• « Raton 17 668 

« « Canadian.... 17 6S5 
" " Cimmaron Ci- 

ton ''-30 715 

The Pools 50 765 

Ve-as 27 792 

Vernal Springs 19 811 

SantaFe...: 62 873 

BanFelippe 38 911 

-Peratta 48 959 

TLimatar 52 1011 

Night Creek 190 1201 

Rio Gila 8 1209 

San Francisco River — 160 1369 
Disappointment Creek- ... 21 1390 

San Pedro 38 14-J8 

Piiomos and Coco Marico- 

pas Village 89 1517 

Junction of Gila and Colo- 
rado 170 1687 

Cariso Creek • .99 1786 

Valle Citon 16 1802 

Warner's Rancheria 35 1837 

San Diego 79 1916 

(731) Independence to Sacra- 
mento City, Cal. 
Via South Pass. 
To Bear River, (see 732> . 1054 
Weber River Ford 40 1094 



Summit of Mountain 23 1117 

Gr6at Salt Lake City 18 1 135 

Maiy's River 315 1450 

The Sink 274 1724 

Truckee Lake 134 1858 

Johnson's HI 1969 

Sacramento City 35 2004 

(732) Independence to Oregon 

City, Oregon. 
To the crossing of Kansas 

River 90 

Platte River *. . .220 310 

Crossing of Buffalo Creek .25 335 

Good Spring 61 396 

GooseCreek 51 447 

LoneTree 34 481 

Chimney Rock 74 555 

Scott'sBluff 22 577 

Raw Hide Creek 36 613 

Fort Laramie 12 625 

Warm Springs 14 639 

Horse Shoe Creek 29 668 

La Boute River 18 686 

DecrCreek 37 723 

Upper Platte ferry and ford 29 752 

Sweet Water River 50 802 

Independence Rock 1 803 

South Pass 101 904 

Green River 62 %G 

Fort Bridger 55 1021 

Bear River ., 33 1054 

Beer Springs 95 1149 

Fort Hall .55 1204 

American Falls 22 1226 

Fishing Falls 125 135b 

I .ewis River Crossing- .... 40 1391 

Fort Boisse 130 1521 

Burnt River 72 1(503 

Grand Rondo 68 1671 

Fort Walla WaUa 95 1766 

UmatillaJi River 25 1791 

John Day's River 70 1861 

Fall3 River 20 1881 



124 



ROUTES TO OREGON AND CALIFORNIA. 



The Dalles 20 1901 

Cascades 40 1941 

Fort Vancouver 53 1994 

OrkgonCity 30 2024 

(733) CouNcii. Bluffs to the Gt. 
Salt Lake City. 

To Elkhorn River 27 

Platte River 12 39 

Loup Fork 47 86 



BeaverRiver 18 104 

Old Pawnee Village 11 115 

Upper Ford of Loup Fork 19 134 

Main Plalte River 32 166 

Wood River 3 169 

Deep Dry- Creek 43 212 

Crossint,' of Buffalo Creek . . 20 232 
Bear River, (see (732) . . .719 951 

Weber River Ford 40 991 

Summit of Mountain 23 1014 

Grkat Salt Lake City. -18 1032 



125 



THE PRINCIPAL CANALS 



UNITED STATES 



MAINE. 

CUMBERLAND AND OXFORD 

CANAL. 

From Portland to Sebago 
Pond 20i 

Sebago Pond to Long Pond, 
A"ia Songo River Improve- 
ment 30 50i 

NEW HAMPSHIRE. 

Canal around Bow Falls, (Merri- 
mac River) ^ mile 

Around Amoskeag Falls ... 1 " 

'• HooksetFaUs 1-6" 

" SeaweH's Falls i " 

" Union Falls 9 " 

VERMONT. 

There are three short canals in Ver- 
mont, overcoming obstructions 
in Connecticut river, viz. : 
Aroimd Wliite River Falls ^ mile. 

« Bellows Falls i " 

" Waterquechy Falls ^ " 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

MIDDLESEX CANAL. 

Charles River, opposite Bos- 
ton, to Sojnerviile 2 

MedJord 5 7 

Wolmrn 4 11 

Wilmington 5 1(5 

Billerica 6 22 

Middlesex, on the Merrimac 
River 5 27 

rAWrUCKET CANAL. 

Lowell to Chelmslbrd. .. . IJ miles. 



BLACKSTONE CANAL. 
Worcester to Providence, (not now 
in use) 45 miles. 

HAMPSHIRE AND H.UIPDEN 
CANAL. 

Northampton to Connecticut Line, 
(not now in use) 22 miles. 

MONTAGUE FALLS CANAL. 

Around Falls in Comiccticut Riv- 
er Smiles. 

SOUTH H.VDLEY CANAL. 
Around the Falls at South Had- 
ley 2 miles. 

RHODE ISLAND. 
BLACKSTONE CANAL. 

From Providence to Worcester, 
(not now in a?e) 45 miles. 

CONNECTICUT. 
ENFIELD CANAL. 

Around Falls in Connecticut Riv- 
er 5A miles. 

FARMINGTON CANAL. 

New Haven to Massachusetts etato 
Line, (partly filled in). .5t) miles. 

NEW YORK. 

ERIE CANAL. 

From Albany to West Troy 7 
Junction Cham plain Canal. . 2 9 

Cohoes 1 10 

Lower Aqueduct • • 3 13 

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126 



PRINCIPAL CANALS 



Upper Aqueduct 13 26 

SCUESKCTADY 4 30 

Rotterdam 9 39 

Philips' Locks 5 44 

Amsiordam ) ^ .- 

Port Jackson i ** *' 

Schoharie Creek 5 52 

FULTONVILLK 5 57 

Spraker's Basin 9 6G 

Canajoharie 3 69 

Fort Plain 3 72 

Diefendorl's Landing 3 75 

St. Johnsville 2 77 

East Canada Creek 4 81 

Indian Castle 2 83 

Fink's Ferry 3 86 

LiTTLK Falls 2 88 

Herkimer ) „ o^ 

Mohawk \ ' ''^ 

Frankfort 6 101 

Uric A, Junction of Chenan- 

ffo CaniU 9 110 

York Mills 3 113 

Whitesboro' 1 114 

Oriskany 3 117 

Newviile 6 123 

Rome, Junction of Black 

River Canal 2 125 

Wood Creek Aqueduct .... 2 127 

Haw lev's Basin 2 129 

New London 3 132 

Stacy's Basin 2 134 

Hiijgins', Junction of Oneida 

Lake Canal 2 136 

Dunharton 1 137 

Oneida Creek ) . ,,, 

Diuhamville S 

Lenox Basin 3 144 

Canastota 2 146 

New Boston 4 150 

Chittenjuigo 3 153 

Kirkville 5 158 

Manlius 4 162 

Limestone Feeder 1 163 

Orvi lie Feeder 2 165 

Lodi • 5 170 

Syracusb, Junction of Os- 
wego Canal 1 171 

Geddos 2 173 

Belisle 4 1'77 

Camillus 2 179 

Canton 5 184 

Jordan 6 190 

Weedsport 6 196 

Port ByroD" 3 199 



Montezuma, Junct. of Cay- 
uga and Seneca Canal — 6 205 

Clyde 11 216 

Lock Berlin 5 221 

Lyons 4 225 

LockviUe 6 231 

Newark 1 2.32 

Port Gibson 3 235 

Palmyra 5 240 

Macedonville 4 244 

VVayneport 3 247 

Fairport 5 252 

Bushnell's Baain 4 256 

Cartersville 2 258 

Pittslord 1 259 

Biilin^hast's Basin 4 263 

Rochester, Junct. of Gene- 
see Valley Canal 6 269 

Brockway's 10 279 

Spencer's Basin 2 281 

Adams' Basin 3 284 

Brockport 5 289 

HoUey 5 294 

Hulberton 4 298 

Hindsburg 2 300 

Albion 4 304 

Eagle Harbor 3 307 

Knowlesville 4 311 

Medina 4 315 

Shelby's Basin 3 318 

Middleport 3 321 

Gosport 5 326 

LocKPORT 7 333 

Pendleton 7 340 

Tonawanda 12 352 

Lower Black Rock 8 360 

Black Rock 1 361 

Buffalo 3 364 

CHAMPLAIN CANAL 

Connects Erie Canal with Lako 
Champlaia, 

Albany to Junction 9 

VVaterford 3 12 

Mechanicsville 8 20 

Stillwater Village 4 24 

Bleecker's Basin 2 26 

Van Duzen's Landing 7 33 

Schuylerville 3 36 

Saratoga Bridge 2 38 

Fort Miller 3 41 

Fort Edward 8 49 

Gleiui's Falls Feeder 2 51 

Smith's Basin 6 57 

Fort Ann 4 61 



IN THE UNITED STATES. 



127 



Corastock's Landing 4 65 

Whitehall 8 73 

CHENANGO CANAL 

Connects the Mohawk and Sus- 
quehannah Rivers. 

Utica lo Clinton 9 

Deansville 5 14 

Oiiskany Falls 5 19 

Uoiicksville 5 24 

Puck's Basin 2 26 

Hamilton 4 30 

Lebanon Factory 2 32 

Earlville 4 36 

Sherburne 5 41 

North Norwich 4 45 

Norwich 6 51 

Oxford 9 GO 

Hayner's Mill 10 70 

Green 4 74 

Chenans:o Forks 8 82 

Port Crane 7 89 

Bl.NGlIA.MTON 8 97 

BLACK RIVER CANAL 

Exteiius from Rome to the high 

lulls on Black River, and together 

with the river improvement, is 

77^ miles. 

With a feeder from Black River to 

B'bonville - 10 miles. 

ONEIDA LAKE CANAL 

Extends from Higgins to Oneida 
Lake 8 miles. 

OSWEGO CANAL 
Connects the Erie Canal at Syra- 
cuse, with Lake Ontario at Os- 
wego. 

Syr ACusK to Salina 2 

Liverpool 3 .5 

New Bridge 8 13 

P,^i(Enix 4 17 

Sweet's Lock 3 20 

Fulton 7 27 

Tiffany's Landing 8 35 

OsvvKGO 3 38 

CAYUGA AND SENECA CANAL 

Elxtends from Montezuma on the 

Erie Canal 

To Seneca River 5 

Seneca Falls 5 10 



Chamberlain's Mills 2 12 

Waterloo 2 14 

Teal'a • 5 19 

Gknk VA 2 21 

CROOKED LAKE CANAL. 

Dresden to Mallory's 3 

Andrews and Ways 2 a 

Pknn Yan — 2 7 

Crooked Lake 1 8 

GENESEE VALLEY CANAL 

Will extend from Rochester on the 

Erie Canal, to Olean on the Al- 
leghany River. 
Rochester to Tone's Basin 8 

Scottsville 4 12 

Sackett's Basin 10 22 

Fowierville 2 24 

Barclay's Mill 2 26 

Spencer's Basin 4 30 

Tracy's Basin 2 32 

Cuyler 1 33 

Genesee Dam 3 36 

Mount Morris 1 37 

Shaker's Settlement 4 41 

Fitzhugh's Basin 2 43 

Sherwood's Landing 4 47 

McN air's Landing 2 49 

Dansville 3 52 

CHEMUNG CANAL 

Extends from Knoxville to Seneca 

Lake. 
Seneca Lake to Havana ... 4 

Millport 6 10 

Fairp;.rt 7 17 

Elinira 6 23 

Knoxville 10 33 

With a feeder from near Corning 
to Fairport 16 miigs. 

DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL 

Connects the Hudson River with 
the Delaware River <uid the 
Pennsylvania coal mines. 

Eddy ville to Rosedale 6 

Marble Quarries 2 8 

Mechanicsville 1 9 

Allegerville 4 13 

PortJackson 4 17 

Middleport 4 21 

Port Benjamin 3 24 

Ellcnvillc 4 gS 



128 



PRINCIPAL CANALS 



Philipsport 6 34 

BoiUysbi.rir ^ f 

Siiw.rs Basin ? ^i 

Brownville ^ Zy, 

NeVersiiik Aqueduct » •^- 

PoRT Jervis « »" 

BoUon ^ ^f 

Tucker's Aqueduct 7 j,i 

Crai>,'svme 4 jo 

Biu-ryviUe 4 7J 

Delaware Dam _•••:• 

Pennsylvania Division 

Mouth of Lackawaxen 

Rowland ville 

Blue Eddy : 

Jones' Kilt 

Newcastle 

IlONESDA-LE 



Rocky Hill. A 

Kin'^ston 

William:?burg 
Trenton — 
Bordentown 



4 83 



NEW JERSEY. 

MORRIS CANAL 

Connects the water.-* of Ihe Hudson 

and Delaware Rivers. 
Jersey City to Newark • • .10 

lUoomfield 

Paterson 

Littie FhHs 

Beavertown 

Montville 

Uooriton • 

Jlockaway 

Dover 

Diakesville 

I'leder hum Hopatcong 
Lake 

Stanhope 

Saxon's Fnlls 

Uncketlslown 

Audersontown 

Port Colden 

Washington 

New Village 

Greenwich 

PhiHpstown 

EA.STOS, Pa. 



3 31 

2 23 

3 26 
11 37 

, G 43 

A navigable feeder extends from 
Trenton to Siixlonsville on the 
Delaware. U^ngth . • .23 miles. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

PENNSVLVAMA CANAL MAIN 

DIVISION 

Connects the Susquehanna with 

the Alleghany and Ohio Rivers. 

Columbia to Marietta 3 

Bainbridge ^ ' 

Falmouth •* \i 

Middletown \ ^, 

High Spire -^ f: 

Harrisbiro 



Blue Mountain Gap 5 31 



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4 


40 


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42 


7 


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4 


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7 


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3 


63 


2 


05 


5 


70 


4 


74 


7 


81 


3 


84 


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89 


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101 



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DELAWARE AND EARITAN CANAL 

Connects the Delaware with the 

Raritan River. 
New Brunswick to Bound 

Brook ' .., 

Millstone '4 {- 

Gricgstown ' ^'' 



34 

41 

51 

59 

61 

71 

75 

14 89 

.14 103 

.29 132 

. 7 139 

. 7 146 

. 2 148 

.11 159 

.10 169 

.. 3 172 

Ji.R. 

..IL 183 

Wilmore 12 195 

hummer HiU 3 198 

Johnstown 10 -U» 

Western Division Canal. 

Laurel Hill Gap G 21 4 

I>ockporl... 10 224 

8 237 
16 253 
12 265 
10 275 
Freeport 5 280 

!^l'"rpsburg 12 3^ 

PlTTSBWRG * ^^ 



Dauphin • •• •' 

Duncan's Island ' 

Newport 1'' 

Millerstown « 

Thompsontowu ^ 

Mexico ' 

MilUintown J\ 

Lewistown 

Wnynesburg 

Huntingdon 

Peter-burg 

Alexandria 

Water t^treet 

Yellow Springs 

Fraiikstown 

IIOLUDAYSBURQ 

JlHiirhanij and Partag 
Summit 



Chesnut Hill • 
Blairsville •■• 
Saltzburg — 
Wsu-rentowu 
Leechburg-- 



IN THE UNITED STATES. 



129 



SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION 
DiverRes from the main or central 
line at Duncan's Island, 15 miles 
above Ilarrisburg. 
Duncan's Island to Liver- 
pool 15 

West Mahantango Creek • • fi 21 

Selin's Grove 12 33 

Northumberland 7 40 

NORTH BRANCH DIVISION 

Extends from Northumberland in- 
to the anthracite coal region of 
Pennsylvania. 

Northumberland to Dan- 
ville 12 

Centreville 20 32 

Berwick 7 39 

WiLKESBARRK 23 62 

Lackawanna 11 73 

Tunkhannock 23 96 

AVyalusing 28 124 

WEST BRANCH DIVISION 

Extends from Northumberland in- 
to the bituminous coal region of 
Pennsylvania. 
Northumberland to Mil- 
ton 11 

Muncy 13 24 

Williamsport .13 37 

Linden 8 45 

Jersey Shore 8 53 

Dunnsburg 14 67 

Farrandsville 8 75 

DELAWARE DIVISION 

Extends from Bristol to the Lehigh 
Canal at Easton. 

Bristol to Morrisville 9 

New Hope 17 26 

Lumberville 7 33 

Monroe 16 49 

Easton 11 60 

BEAVER AND ERIE CANAL 

Extends from Reaver on the Ohio 
River to Lake Erie. 

Beaver to Moravia 19 

Newcastle 5 24 



Clarksville 29 53 

(ireenvilie Ui 69 

French Creek Feeder* 19 88 

Couneautville 10 98 

Lockport 16 114 

Giraid 5 119 

Erie 17 136 

* French Creek Feeder 45 niilcs. 

SCHUYLKILL NAVIGATION CANAL 

Connects the aqthracite coal region 

with Fhiladeii)hia. 
Falrmount Dam, Philadel- 
phia, to the Falls 4 

Norristown 12 16 

Phoenixville 12 28 

Pottstown 15 43 

Reading 21 64 

Mohrsville 12 76 

Hamburg 11 87 

Port Clinton 4 91 

Schuylkill Haven 11 102 

Pottsville 4 1(J6 

PortCarbon 2 108 

LEHIGH NAVIGATION COMPANY 

Extends from Easton along the 
banks of the Lehigh River to 
Stoddartsville. 

Easton to Bethlehem 12 

Allentown 5 17 

Lockport Basin 14 31 

Mauch Chunk 15 40 

Penn Haven 7 53 

Rockport 8 61 

White Haven* 9 70 

Falls at Stoddartsville 14 84 

* A raihoad extends henco to 
VVilkesbarre 20 miles. 

UNION CANAL 

Extends from Reading on the 
Schuylkill River, to Middletowo 
on the Susquehanna. 
From the commencement of 

the Canal to Reading 4 

Bernvilie 15 19 

Stouchestown K 31 

Lebanon 13 44 

Swatiira Aqueduct 10 .54 

Middlktown 28 82 



130 



PRINCIPAL CANALS 



SUSQUEHANNA OE TIDE-WATEE 
CANAL 

Extends from Wrightsville, oppo- 
silo Colmnbiii, on the Susque- 
hanua, aloiiy the western bank 
of that river to Havre de Grace, 
Mar) liiud. Length 45 miics. 

DELAWARE. 

CUESAPEAKJ3 AND DELAWARE 
CANAL 

gxtends from Delaware City on the 
■ Delawaie River, to Back Creek, 
Md. Length 14 miles: 

MARYLAND. 
CHESAPE-VKE AND OHIO CANAL. 
This canal will ultimately be ex- 
tended from Cumberland to Pitts- 
burg, on the Ohio, 150 miles tar- 
ther. 
Alexandria to Georgetown- 7^ 

Seneca Creek 2-J j 30 

Jiouocacy Creek '-iO 50 

Berlin 14 64 

Harper's Ferry 7 71 

WUIiam^port 40 111 

Clear^pring 11 122 

Himcock 21 143 

Cdmckrland 48 191 

VIRGINLA.. 
JAMES KIVER CANAL 

Extends along the bank of the 
James River from Richmond to 
Lyiichburg. 
Richmond to Dover Mills. . .20 

Columbia 30 50 

Scott's Ferry •'^3 73 

Warri-n 79 

Wariuiuster 12 91 

Lyncubi:rq 55 146 

DISMAL SVTAMP CANAL 

Extends from Deep Creek to 
Joyce's Creek, a branch of Pas- 
quouink River, which flows into 
Albemarle Sound, N. Carolina. 
Length • • 23 miles. 



NORTH CAROLINA- 
WELDON CANAL 

Extends ajound the F'alls of the 
Roanoke, from Weldon to IMake- 
ly 12 miles. 

CLUBFOOT AND HARLAN CANAL, ) 

From Clubfoot Creek, a tributary 
of the Neuse River, to llailan 
Creek, which empties into tlie 
Atlantic near Beaufort. • H miles. 

SOUTH CAROLINA 

SANTEE CANAL 

Connects the Santee River with 
Charleston Harbor 22 miles. 

WJNYAW CAN.VL 

Extends from Winyaw Bay to 
Kinlock Creek, a branch of San- 
tee River. Length ■•■■Ih m iles. 

The navigation of the Cutawba 
River has been improved by five 
short ctmuls, with an aggregate 
length of lU miles. 

GEORGIA. 

SAVANNAH AND OGEEl'llCE 

CANAL 

Extends from Savannah to tha 
Ogeechee R. {C/osed.) 16 miles. 

BRUNSWICK CANAL 

Extends from Altamaha to Bruns- 
wick. Length 12 miles. 

ALABAMA 
MUSCLE SHOALS CANAL 

Extends from Florence along the 
north bank of the Tennessee 
River 35] miles. It is desiime^ 
to overcome the obsU-uction 
caused by the Muscle Shoals. 

HUNTSVILLE CANAL 
Extends from Huutsville to Triania 
on the Teimeto&ee iliv- .16 miiea. 



IN THE UNITED STATES. 



131 



LOUISIANA. 
ORLEANS BANK CANAL 
Extends from New Orleaus to Lake 
Poutchartvuin. Length, 4|- miles. 

BARATARIA CANAL 

Extends from the Mississippi River 
opposite New Orleans to Dayou 
Terre Bonne, and consists of 2t) 
miles of canal and 2a miles of 
lake and steam navigation. 

LAKE VER.ET CANAL 
Extends from Napoleonville on La 
Fourclie Bayou to Lake Veret. 
Length 8 miles. 

KENTUCKY. 
LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND 



This canal is constructed around 
the Rapids in the Ohio River, 
and is sufficiently capacious to 
admit the passage of the largest 
steamboats, which can only pass 
the Rapids during the high 
floods. It is 50 feet wide and 10 
feet deep. Length 2^ miles. 

The navigation of the Kentucky, 
Lickincr, Green, and Barren Riv- 
ers, has been greatly improved 
by the construction oVdams and 
locks in them. 

OHIO. 
"^ OHIO CANAL 

Coimects the Ohio River with Lake 

Erie. 
Cleveland to Ralhbun's 

Lock 5 

Mill Creek 4 9 

Tinker's Creek 4 13 

Pinery Feeder 4 17 

Boston 4 21 

Peninsula .< 3 24 

Niles 6 30 

Old Portage 2 32 

North Akron 5 37 

South Akron 1 38 



New Portage G 44 

^Volf Creek Lock 3 47 

Clinton 5 52 

Fulton 4 56 

VVeUmau's Mills 5 61 

Massidon 4 C5 

Navarre and Betnlehem — 6 7i 

Bolivar 9 80 

Zoar 3 83 

Jennings' Bridge 3 8G 

Dover 7 93 

Lockport 4 97 

Newcastle 2 99 

Trenton 4 103 

Gnadcnhutten 5 108 

Port Washington 4 112 

Nowcomerstowu 6 118 

Evansburg 4 122 

Lewisville 10 132 

Roscoe 3 135 

Adums'MiU 10 145 

Webbsport 4 149 

Hartford's 3 152 

Frazersburg 3 155 

Nashport 6 161 

Licking Dam 5 106 

Lickingtown 4 170 

Newark G 176 

Granville Feeder 5 181 

Hebron 4 1^5 

Licking Summit 4 189 

Millcrsport 2 191 

Baltimore 5 196 

Havensport 6 202 

Carroll 2 204 

Lockville 2 206 

Waterloo 3 209 

Rayneysport 5 214 

Lockbounie 7 221 

Holmes' Landing 3 224 

Mil![)ort and Bloomfield ... 4 228 

Circleville 8 236 

Westlall 5 241 

Yellowbud 5 246 

Deer Creek 4 250 

Andersouville 2 252 

Clinton Mills 4 256 

Chilicothe 2 2.58 

Tomlinson's G 264 

?tony Creek 3 267 

Head of Big Bottom 2 269 

Sharonville 7 276 

Waverly 4 280 

Trimble's Bridge 3 283 

Jasper 3 286 



132 



PRINCIPAL CANALS 



Howard's Lock 5 291 

Cultiir's Slalion ■> ^-^ 

Brush Creek 7 301 

PORTSMOUTU JW 

W'ALHONDING CANAL 
Extends along the valley of the 
Walhonding River, from Roscoe 
on the Ohio Cunal to Rochester. 
Ro-icoE to Crooked Run 

Rridge 2 

W;\lhonding Dam 4 " 

Warsaw 2 

Hodiord Bridije « 

DarUnu's Bridge 1 

Gamble's Lock 1 

Butler's Lower Crossing ... 1 
Buikr's Upper Crossing ... 2 

Walhonding, ^town) 3 

Gamble's Saw Mill 1 

Cummings' Bridge ^ ^l 

MohiCiin Dam... ^ -•* 

ROCUKSTER 



2 25 



Davton 8 65 

Tippecanoe i«> ou 

Troy 1 ^ 

Piqua 9 w 

Loramie's Feeder 3 99 

Lockport 3 102 

Newport 12 1 J 

Berlin • ^ 119 

Minster 3 122 

Bremen 3 1.5 

St. Mary's Feeder 6 1 Jl 

St.Mary'3 2 133 

Deep Cut. 13 146 

Junction* -^^ ^"^ 

• See Wabash and Erie Canal, 
la. 

WARREN COUNTY CANAL 
Extends from Lebanon to the 



at Middletown. 
19 miles. 



5 


27 


1 


28 


5 


33 


1 


34 


2 


36 


5 


41 


3 


44 


5 


49 


2 


51 


5 


50 



HOCKING CANAL 
Extends from the Ohio Canal along 

the left bank of the Ilockmg 

River to Athens. 

Carroll to Lancjtster 9 

Reams' Mill 5 14 

Rush Creek 2 lb 

Green's Mill o 

Hocking Falls 

Logan 

Wright's 

Paltonsville 

Seven Mile Run 

Nelson ville 

Monday Creek 

Chauiicey 

Wolfs 

Athens 

MIAMI CANAL AND EXTENSION 
Extends from Cincinnati on the 
Ohio, to Junction with the Wa- 
bash and Erie Canal. 

Cincinnati to Lockland 

Hamilton Side Cut 

M»ddleto^^^l 

Franklin 

Miamisbiirg 

Cai rolUon 

Alexandersville • 



12 
16 


28 


13 


41 


6 


47 


6 


53 


3 


56 


1 


57 



Miami Canal 
Length 

SIDNEY FEEDER 
Extends from Port Jefferson to the 
Miami HKtension Canal at Lock- 
port. Length 13 miles. 

ST. maey's feeder 
Extends from Celina to the Miami 

Extension Canal at St. Mary's. 

Length 11 miles. 

MUSKINGL-M IMPROVEMENT 
Extends from the Ohio Canal at 

Dresden along the valley of the 

Muskingum to its mouth. 
Dresden to Simm's Creek . 6 

Zanesville -10 16 

TaylorsviUe and Duncans 

Fixlls 10 26 

Rokeby and Eagleport 10 36 

McConnellsviUe and Malta . 7 

Windsor 1^ 

Luke's Chute 5 

Beverly and Waterford .... 10 

Lowell 11 

DevoU's ' 

Marietta and Hamar • . • • 5 

SANDY AND BEAVER CANAL 
(Mahonina^) 
Extends from the Ohio Canal at 
Bolivar, along the valleys of the 
Sandv and Beaver Creeks to the 
OhioRiver. Length ..86 miles. 



IN THE UNITED STATES. 



133 



INDIANA. 

WABASn AND ERIE CANAL. 

Ohio Division. 

Manhattan to Toledo 4 

Port Miami 8 12 

Waumee City 1 13 

VVatervme....i 5 18 

Otst'go 7 25 

Provideucc... 5 30 

Damascus 6 36 

Napoleon 8 44 

Florida 8 52 

Independence ■ 5 57 

Defiance 4 61 

Junction of Miami Exten- 
sion Canal 9 70 

Reservoir 11 81 

Antwerp 3 84 

State Line 4 88 

Indiaiia Division, 

Indiana City 3 91 

Fairport 2 93 

Lewiston 3 96 

Fort Wayne 12 108 

Aboit6 •••• 11 119 

Huntington 16 135 

Utica 9 144 

Lagro 5 149 

Wabash 6 155 

Peru 15 170 

Lewisbiu-g 8 178 

Logansport 8 186 

Amsterdam 9 195 

Lockport 6 201 

Carrollton 6 207 

Delphi .■ 5 212 

Americus 8 220 

La Fayette 10 230 

Lodi or Coal Creek 51 281 

Terre Haute 36 317 

Point Commerce* 42 359 

Newburg 17 376 



Pigeon Dam 72 448 

EVANSVILLE 19 467 

* This canal ia now open to Point 
Commerce. 

"-.VHITEWATEE CANAL. 

This cajial extends from Cambridge 
on tho National Road to the 
Ohio River. 
Lawrenceburq to Hard- 

ingsburg 

Elizabethtown 6 

Han-ison 8 14 

NewTrenton 6 20 

Brookville 11 31 

Laurel City 14 45 

Connersville 11 56 

Cambridge 12 68 

ILLINOIS. 
ILLINOIS AND SnCHIGAN CANAL 
Extends from Lake Michigan to 
Peru on tho Illinois River, there- 
by opening a water communica- 
tion between the Lake and Mis- 
sissippi River. 

Chicago to Canalport 4 

Summit 8 12 

DesPlaines 10 22 

Athens 4 26 

Lockport 6 32 

Joliet 6 38 

Dupage 10 48 

Dresden 4 52 

Morrisiana 9 61 

Clarkson 4 65 

Mai-seiUes 12 77 

Ottawa 8 85 

Utica 9 94 

LaSaUe 4 98 

Peru 2 100 

12 



134 

TABLE OP UNITED STATES AND POREIQN MONEYS. 



UNITED STATES MONEYS. 



Finenesi, 

000 • 

"Tooo • 



freight. 



Valu€. 



GOLD.— Washington , 

EaMe 

1 Eaa-le i " ., 

Ifiuple " .. 

Dollar " .. 

BILVER.-Dollar tVttV- 

i Dollar " .. 

I Dollar " .. 

Dime " .. 

iDime " .. 

COPPER.-Cent 

i Cent 



.516 ^raini SO dollars 

.258 " 10 ♦• 

.129 " 5 •• 

. &I.5 " 2} •• 

. 25.8 " 1 " 



pure 



412. S " 


.100 cent!. 


206.25 " 


50 " 


103.125" 

41.25 " 

20.625 " 


25 •• 

10 " 

5 " 


168 " 


10 mills.! 

....... lumm^, 


84 " 





Accounts are kept in dollars, ($,) cenl3, (c.) and mills, (m.) The Spanish silrer 
dollar and its parts, ( l-2s., l-4ths, l-8ihs, and l-16ihs;) and also those ol Mexico and tb« 
South American republics, circulate ai the same values as ihe U. S. dollarand ilsparts. 
The g-old of Spain, Mexico, and the South American repul.lics has a legal value of 
89.9 cents per dwt. In retail trade the dollar is variously divided in dillerent states: 
in New York it is divided into shilling-s=12J cenis, and sixpences=6i cents; in New 
En^fland into shillings also, but the shilling there is 16 2-3 cents, and the New Vork 
■biOingf (which corresponds with the Spanisn eighth) is 9 pence, and so in proportion. 
In the Southern Stales the Spanish eighth is called a bit, and the sixteenth a Jip ot 
picayune, und are taken as 10 and 5 cents. The "reatest bulk of the circulating me- 
dium in the United Stales consists of notes of a ilollar and upwards, issued by bankl 
incorporated under the sanction of the individual states. 

FOREIGN MONEYS, 
And their equivalents in United States' currency. 
Oold Coins. 
«1 



British Sovereiofn 

" Guinea 5 00 

fTCnch Napoleon 3 83 

" Louis d'or 4 50 

Spanish Doubloon IS 93 

" " Patriot 15 00 

Portuguese Dobraon 34 00 

" Crown 5 80 

HoUand Ducat 2 26 

.Austrian Ducat 2 28^ 



Prussian 10 Thalers .. . 

Cologne Ducat 

Danish Ducat 

" Frederick d'or. 

Frank/ort Ducat 

Geneva Pistole (old). .. . 

" " (new)... 

Russian Ruble 

Italian Pistole 



87 82 
2 241 
8 25 

, 3 90 

2 25 

3 95} 
3 40i 
3 90 

. 3 as 



Silver Coins. 



Sritith Crown $1 15 

" Shilling 23 

" Sixpence 11 

FrencAFranc 18] 

Spanish Dollar 1 03 

" Pistareen: head 18— cross. 16 

Portuguese Criisado 50 

lustrum Rix Dollar (1800) 999 

" ■ " (Hun^'ary).. J 01 J 

" Florin 48i 

BavarianKix Dollar 97 

Brunswick " 1 OOj 

Danish " {Schleswic,&.c.) 1 06 

" Specie Dollar 105 

Swedish " 1 06 

Swt*« Ecu or " 1 Oli 

Pound currency of British prorinces 



Bremen 4SgT0ies.... ) 

RixDollar 

Hamburg " 

Hanoverian " (constitution).. 

Holland Florin 

Belgic " (1790) 

" (1816) 

" Franc 

Prussian Rix Dollar(currcncy).. . 
" " (convention). 

Thaler....; 

Russian Ruble 

Saxony Rix Doliar(convention}... 

" " '•(Leipsic) 

Sicilian Scudo 

Ameriea= 84. 



1 08 
40 

1 01} 
69| 
73 

I 001 
69 
97J 



•Thealloy, silver and copper— the silver not to exceed one half, t The alloy ii copper. 
I The miii is an imaginary coin, bciof the iOOOih part of a dollar. 



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both sides of the couLinent, and givinij; the bt-st delineations extant of 
our new territories on the Pacific. All the railroatls and canals ;u-e laid 
down with accuracy. There is also appemled to the map a diatjram of 
the Atlantic ocean, in reference to steam communication between Eu- 
rope and America; and adetai'.etl plan of the Isthmus of Panama, show- 
ing the several lines of inler-oceiuiic iutercourso. The map is eni,'raved 
jn steel ajid highly embellished. 



THE STATE OF ARKANSAS. 
COTTON'S NEW TOWNSHIP MAP OF ARKANSAS. 
Compiled fro.n the United States Surveys, nnd other au- 
thentic sources. IJy M. F. Shall. Size, 30 by 35 inches. 
Price, 'nonntedjSft^ 00; poclict, $1 00. 
This is the best map of this state published— its correctness being; cer- 
tified t'v vaii'ius •roverumont and sla'c- elTinevs. 



MAP OF THE STATE OF INEW YORK, 
WITH PARTS OF THE ADJACENT COUNTRY, 
Emhracini: plans of the principal cities nnd some of the 
larger villages. By David II. llurr. <> sheets. Size, 
60 hy 50 inches. Price, mounted, So 00. 

This IS the lartrest and best map of the state in the market, and ex- 
hibits arcuralely all the county and townshij) lines; all internal im- 
prove inents. and the position of cities, villaws, &.e. A new edition, 
pml»mcin!< all the alterations made by the stale lei^'isl.iture, is is-siied as 
jiifly ad (Kissible after the close of each session .-uinually, so that the 
puhiir may rely on its completeness at the date of issue. 

1* 



MAPS, CHARTS, BOOKS, ETC. 7 

MAP OF THE STATES OF I\EW ENGLAND AND N. YORK, 

With parts of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, the Canadas, 
&r., shuwiDg the railroads, canals, and !stage-road<4, 
with diKtances from place to plare. 1 sheet. !Size, 30 
by 23 inches. Price, mounted, §11 '25, 

This is un exceed i ugly minute and coiTect map, having been compiled 
with great care and a strict adherence to actual suj-vey. 



MAP OF THE COUNTRY 33 MILES AROUND 

THE CITY OF NEW YORK. 

Qonipiled from the maps of the United States' Coast 
Survey and other authorities. 1 sheet. Size, 29 by 
26 inches. 

Price, mounted, $1 50; in cases, $0 75« 



MAP OF LONG ISLAND, 

^ith the environs of the city of New York and the 
southern part of Connecticut. By J. Calvin Smith. 
4 sheets. Size, 60 by 42 inches. 

Price, mounted, $1 00. 



TRAVELER'S MAP OF LONG ISLAND.. 

Price, in cases, $0 38. 

A neat pocket map for duck-shooters and other sportsmen. 



MAP OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK, 

Brooklyn, Williamsburg, Jersey City, and the adjaceni 
waters. 3 sheets. ,Sizc, 56 by 32 inches. 

Price, mounted, ^3 00. 

Tlie Commiesioners' Siu-vey is the basis of this map. The improve- 
ments have been accurately laid down: and to make the wuik more 
valuable, maps of the vicinity of New York, of the lluds^on river, and 
of the cities of IJoston and I'hiladclphia, have been appenth. i. No 
exertion has been spared to keep the w^rk up with the progress of the 
city and neighborhood. The exceedingly low price at which it i^ i«ioD«d 
ought tt secur} to it a large circulation. 



PUBLISHED BY J. H. COllON 



MAP OF THE CITY OF MEW YORK, 

ToB<'llier wicli HiooUlyii, U illiniMshiir*;, (irocnpolnt, 
Jer^i-y <'ity, iiohokni, iVc, exiiihitiiis; n plan of the 
pori oJ N«'w Vjirk, with its. i^iand!!*, haiiiibniik.s, rocks, 
nnti the eioiiiuiin$;n in iV-et. 1 .sli«>et. .Size, '.i'i by 26 
iiiclies*. ri'ice, iiioiiiiied, §1 50; in cases, $0 50. 



MAP OF THE CITY OF BROOKLYN. 

As conMoIidntcd by nii net of the E><';;iMlntiire of the 
Staio of yvw Voe-k, made fioiii siciiinl Niii-Trya — 
the fni'iii-liiieM :ih«1 iiitiiK'M of oi-isfiiinl ovticrM be> 
ing acruvalely drawn fr<>iai llie Olticial iTIap;* of 
the Couiuii»8toucrsi. 4 NheelM. .Size, 4'^ by 5C 
iuches. Price, mounted, $5 00. 



SECTIONAL MAP OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, 

Compiled from rlie United States' surveys. Also exhibit- 
in^ the internal improTcnients ; distances between 
towns, villa;;es, nnd post-n(Hces ; outlines of prairies, 
woodlands, marshes, and lands donated by the (gene- 
ral (Government for the purposes of internal improve- 
ments. Ity J. M. Peck, loliu Dlessen^er, and A. J. 
Mathewson. 2 sheets. Size, 43 by li'i inches. 

Price, mounted, S'2 50; in cases, §1 50. 
The largest, most iiccuruie, mid unly reliable 4uup ul lUiuuis extant. 



MAP OF THE STATE OF IINDIANA, 

Compiled from the United States' Surveys by S. D, 
Kiuj^. Exhibiting:; the sections and fractional sections, 
situation and boundaries of counties, the location of 
cities, viil!i;;es, and pnst-oliices — canals, railroads, and 
other internal improvements, cVc., «iL'c. G sheets. Size, 
6« by 4^ inches. Price,; mounted, f<6 00. 

Till- only liir;,'e iind accunite mnp of Indiana ever issuid. and one 
Uial evi-ry land-»)wi^r aiu^ fpecuial<jr will (ind indispeiis;djly luvusijfajy 
to a lull im;liTsiai)din;c ol ihe topography of the couulry, and the im- 
provenicnl.x wliicli liave been coniplelL-d, and those which are uow ia 
pro;,'ress. It is llaiidsoniely eni^jraved and etubellislied. 



MAPS, CHARTS, BOOKS, ETC., 9 

MAP OF THE STATE OF INDIANA, 

Compiled from the United States' surveys. Exhibiting 
the sections and fractional sections, situation and 
boundaries of counties, the location of cities, villasfcs, 
and post-offices— canals, railroads, and other internal 
improvements, &c., «&c. 2 sheets. Size, 43 by 32 
inches. Price, mounted, S3 00. 

This map is a reduction from the large work, and contains equally 
with that important publication all the essential features of the state 
and the improvements that have been eflbcted. It is suitable for aa 
office or house map. 



A NEW MAP OF INDIANA, 

Reduced from the large map. Exhibiting the boundaries 
of counties ; township surveys j location of cities, towns, 
villages, and post-oflices— canals, railroads, and other 
internal improvements, «fcc. 1 sheet. Size, 17 by 14 
inches. Pi-ice, iu cases, §0 3S. 



MAP OF MICHIGAN, 

Map of the surveyed part of the State of Oiichigan. By 
Jolm Farmer. 1 sheet. Size, 35 by 25 inches. 

Price, mounted, $2 00; iu cases, Si 50» 



MAP OF THE WESTERN STATES, 

Viz.: Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, 3Iissonri, Iowa« 
and Wisconsin, and the Territoi'y of j^Iiucsota, show> 
ing the township lines of the United States' Surveys, 
location of cities, towns, villages, pcst-hamlcts— canals, 
railroads, and stage-roads. By J. Calvin Smith. 1 
sheet. Size, 2S by 24 inches. 

Price, mounted, $1 25, 



MAP OF KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE; 

Exhibiting the railroads, post roads, &c, 1 sheet. Size 
25 by 17 inches. 

Price, mounted, Si .25: and in cases, $0.50. 



10 PUBLISHED BY J. H. fOLTON. 

STREAM OF TIME, 

Or Chart of Universal History. From the original Ger- 
man of Strauens. Revised and continued by R. S, 
Fisher, M, D. Size, 43 by 32 inches. 

Price, mounted, $3 00. 

An invaluable companion to every student of History. 



MAP OF THE CITY AF^D COUINTY OF ^'EW YORK. 

With parts of ISrooklyn, Willianishur^th an«J CJreen Point, 
and of Jersey City, Hohoken, cVci <'ont]>iIed from the 
latest Surveys, &:c. 1 Sheet. Size 3*i by viO inches. 

l*rice, mounted, SI 50; incases, Js>0 30. 

Tliis map cxbibits that portion of tlie citv below STt-li street on a 
large ami nniturm scale: the portion nortii of that street is exiiibited 
on a smaller scale, but is distinct and complete, being engraved on 
steel. The ward lines, fire limits, Sec, are laid down with accuracy 
«nd in every respect the map is well suited either for the office or pocket 



PORTRAITS OF THE PRESIDEINTS, 

And Declaration of Independence. 1 sheet. Size, 42 by 
31 inches. Price, mounted, §1 50. 



I\EW MAP OF CEMTRAL AMERICA, ^ 

From the most recent and authentic sources ; showing 
the lines of communication between the Atlantic and 
Pacific oceans. One sheet. Price, in cases, $0 50* 



MOUNTAINS AND RIVERS. 

A combined view of the principal monntnins and vivei*8 
in the world, with tables showing; their rel.-Uive hci{$ht« 
and lengths.^ 1 sheet. Size, 3*2 by 25 inches. 

Price, mounted, $1 50. 



A CHART OF NATIONAL FLAGS, 

Each represented in its appropriate colors. 1 sheet* 
Si7e, 28 by 22 inches. Price, mounted, $1 50. 



MAPS, CHARTS, BOOKS, ETC., 11 

AN ILLUSTRATED MAP OF HUMAN LIFE, 

Deduced fi-om passages of Sacred Writ. 1 sheet. Size* 
"25 by 20 incbes. Price, mounted, $0 73« 



MAP OF PALESTINE, 

From the latest authorities: chiefly from the maps and 
drnwi!;£j«* of Kobinsou & Smith, ivith corrections and 
additions furni.sited by the Rev. I>r. E. I^obinsou, and 
>vith plans of Jerusalem and of tlie jonrneyin£;s of the 
Israelites. 4 sheets. Size, SO by 62 inches. 

Price, mounted, $6 00. 
Tbi3 liirge and elegant map of the Holy Land is intended (or the Siul- 

rtay-school and Lectiire-rooiu. It i8 boldly executed, and lettered in 

larye lyi)e, which may he read at a great distance. Both the ancient 

and modern names ol places are given. 



MAP OF PALESTINE, 



From the latest authorities: chiefly from the maps and 
drawings of liobinson & Smith, with corrections and 
additions furnished by the Rev. Dr. £. Robinson. 2 
sheets. Size, 43 by 32 Indies. 

Price, mounted, §2 50. 

This map is elegantly engraved on steel, and is peculiarly adapted to 
family use and the use of theolcjgical students. It cont^iins" every place 
noicd on the larger map, the only difference being in the scale on which 
it is drawn. VViiile the large map is well suited lor a scliool or lectme- 
room, this is more convenient for family use and priviite study. Phuia 
of tlerusalem and the vicinity of Jerusalem are attached. The religious 
and secular press throughout the country has expressed a decided 
preference for this map of Professor Robinson over lUl others that have 
ever been issued. 



MAP OF EGYPT, 

The Peninsula of I>Iount Sinai, Arabia Petrsca, tvith the 
soutliern part of Palestine. Compiled from the latest 
authorities. Showing the journeyings of the children 
of Israel from Egypt to the Holy liand. 1 sheet. 
Size, 32 by 25 inches. Price, mounted, $1 50* 

Au excellent aid to the Bible student. 



12 PUBLISHED BY J. H. COLTON 



INEW TESTAMENT MAP. 

A map of the countries iiicntioncil in the "Sew Testament 
and of the travels of the Apostles— with nneient and mod- 
em naniC!!), from the most authentic sources. 1 sheet. 
Size, 3'^ by 23 inches. Trice, mounted, $1 25* 

"Its 8ize, finish, distinctness, fullness, and accuracy, make it very ele- 
gant and uselul. Sabbath-school UmcIkts and private Christians, as 
well as theological students, may esteem aiid use it with great advau- 
lage. * * * 1 own and value." Samuel H. Cot, D. D. 

" On a scale neither too large to be unwieldy, nor yet too small to be 
accurate, it presents at a single view, wiih great distinctness, the scenes 
of the striking events of the New Testann>nt, and cannot fail to give to 
those events a greater clearness, and by presenting so plainly their lo- 
calities to throw over them new interest. ***** Jt seems to 
have beeu drawn in accordance with the best authorities." 

Erskine Mason, D. D. 

" Valuable for accuracy, beauty, and cheapness. Having both the 
ancient and modern names of places, and being of portable size, it 
would appear happily adapted for the use of Sabbath-school teachers." 

William R. Williams, D. D. 

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beautiful execution of a map of the countries mentioned in the New 
Testament, published by Mr. Colton, and think it adai)ti'(l to be useful.'* 

Stephen H. Tyng, D.D. 



GUIDE-BOOK THROUGH THE UNITED STATES, &c. 

Travelers' and Tourists' CJnide-Book throuj;!i the United 
States of America and tlie Canadas. Containing the 
routes and distances on all the great lines of travel by 
railroads, canals, stage-roads, and steamboats, togeth> 
er ^vitli descriptions of the several states, and the 
principal cities, towns, and villages, in eacli— accom- 
panied with a large and accurate map. 

Price, $1.00. 



ROUTE-BOOK' THROUGH THE UNITED 'STATES, 8<c. 

Travelers' and TouristsJ^Iloute-Book through the United 
Stares of America anil the ("aiiadas. Contnining the 
routes and distances on nil the great lines of travel by 
railroads, stage-roads, canals, rivers, and lakes, «&c.— 
accompanied with a large and accurate map. 

Trice, $0.73. 



MAPS, CHARTS, BOOKS, ETC. 13 

MAP OF NEW EINIGLAND, 

With portions of the State of New York and the British 
Provinces. 4 sheets. JSize, <i4 by 56. 

Price, mounted— colored in counties, $5.00* 
" " colored in towns, $6.00. 

This is a magnificent map, engraved on steel, and exhibits the state 
county, and towji lines; all the railroads, and other internal improve- 
ments, and the general geography of the country— the whole on a larger 
scale than has ever been publislied before. It has also appended to it a 
separate map of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. 



EDDY'S MAP OF CALIFORNIA. 

Approved and declared to be the Official 3Iap of ihe State 
by lin Act of the Lea;j.>*lat(ire, passed lUarch 25, lS-53» 
Compiled by William 31. Edd y. State Surveyor General. 
2 Sheets. Size 53 by 46 inches. 

Price, mounted, S5 00 ; in cases, $3 00. 

ATJTnoiuTiES.— The coast line frora San Dieso to Oregon and the 
Harbors, Bays and Islands, are from data furnished from the U. S 
Coast Survey Office at Washington, and includes the work of 1852. 

The Salinas and Tulare Valleys, tlie northern portion of tlip State 
embraced in part of Siskiyou and Shasta counties, the Colorado River, 
and that portion of Oregon shown on t!ie map, are from Survej^s and 
Eeconnoissances of the U. 8. Topogi-aphical Engineers. 

The counties of Mendocino, Trinity, and Klamath, are from the map 
of George Gibbs, Esq. 

The country from the P.acific to the Gila, is from the map of the 
Bouudarj- Commissioners. 

The remaining portion of the State is from maps and sketches 
made by the Surveyor General, County and other surveyors, and from 
astronomical observations under the superintendeiice of the Surveyor 
General, and verifications from the ^ S. Land Surveys. 

The Mono country is from a sketcli made by the discoverers, Lieuta. 
T. Moore and N. H. McLean, U. S. Army. 

WM. .M. EDDY, State Surveyor General. 
Sam I'bancisco, March 31st. 1S53. 

NEBRASKA AND KANSAS. 

IVe^v ninp of IVebiaxkii niid liaiisns, exhibiting the 
routes, scttieuiciits, etc. 1 Hhoet. 

Price, $;0 3S; in cases, $0 50. 



14 PUBLI8HED BY J. H. COLTON. 

THE WESTERN TOURIST, 

And Eini$;vant'ei Guide thvosi^li the stn^Ct^ of Ohio, Mich* 
isnn, Iiidiniin, Illiuol*), .llissourf, Iowa, ami Wiscon- 
sin, and the teiTitories of Minesota, I^Iiissoiiri, and 
>'ebraska, being an accurate and concise description 
of ench state and territory ; and containing the routes 
and distances on the great lines of travel— accompanied 
•with a large and minute map, exhibiting the township 
lines ot the United States' surveys, the boundaries of 
counties, and the position of cities, villages, and set- 
tleiuents, tScc, Price, $0 75« 



THE BOOK OF THE WORLD; 

Being an account of all Republics, Empires, Kingdoms, 
and Nations, in reference to their geography, statistics, 
commerce, t&'c., together with a brief historical outline 
of their rise, progress, and present condition, t&c., &C. 
By Richard S. Fisher, M. U. In two volumes, pp. 63'.^ 
7'/^7« i^lllustrated with maps and charts.) 

Price, $5 00. 

A CHRONOLOGICAL VIEW OF THE WORLD, 

Exhibiting the leading events of I'niversal History; the 
origin and progress of the arts and sciences, Jtc. j 
collected chiefly from the article "Chronology" in the 
new Edinburgh Encyclopedia, edited by Sir David 
Brewster, LL. D., F. R. .S., «fcc. ; with an enlarged 
view of important events, particularly in regard to 
American History, and a continuatiou to the present 
time, by Daniel Haskell, A. 31., American Editor of 
McCulloch's Liiiversal Gazetteer, »<tc. l*2mo. pp. tj07, 
l»iice, SO 75 

MAP OF THE TERRITORY OF MI^ESOTA, 

Exhibiting the Official Surveys. Compiled by T. Knaner. 
('ivil Engineer, &c. Scale, 6 miles to the inch. Size, 
3a by 30 inches. 

Price, monnted, S'J 00; in eases, $J 00. 

This map contains all the recent surveys nunle in the Territory by the 
United States' Surveyors, and exhibits with nccnrary tlie base and" me- 
ridian line?, the coiintv, towaiship, and section lines, and the ircneral 
topo6:rai)hy of the country, until now so little known. It is the only 
anthentif map of tiie Tefriton' ever pnlilished. and will be invaluable 
aiike to tbe emigrant the speculator, and tlie traveler. 



MAPS, CHARTS, BOOKS, ETC. 15 

PLAN OF THE CITY OF INEW YORK IIN NORTH AMERICA. 

SURVEYED IN THE YEARS 17G6 AND 17G7. 
To Ilis Excellency Sir Henry Moore, IJart., Captain- 
Cieneral and Ciovcrnor-in-Chicf in and over His Ma- 
jesty's Province of Ne>v York and the Territories de- 
pendinjgf thereon in America, Chancellor and Vice- 
Admiral of the Same, this Plan of the City of New 
York and its Environs, Snrveyed and Laid Down, is 
Most Humbly Dedicated by His Excellen«y's Most 
Obed. Humble Servant, 

B. RATZER, 
Liieutt in His Majesty's 60th or Royal American Regt* 
3 sheets. Size, 44 by 40 inches. 

Price, mounted, S5 00* 

The value of the above map in le?al cases is sufficiently attested by the 
the fact that the subscription list comprises the names of all the most 
euvinent surveyors and lawyers in the cities of New York and Brooklyn. 



THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 

ilAP OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 

Compiled from Railroad, Coast, and State Surveys. By 

G. E. Walker and J. Johnson, Civil Engineers. 4 

sheets. Size, 73 by 57 inches. 

Price, mounted, SlO 00. 

This map has been compiled under the authority of the Legislature of 
the State of South Carolina, and is the only map of the State which, for 
accuracy of delineation and minutise of detail, can claim to be reliable. 
It embraces all the surveys made by or under authority of the local 
ffovernriient, the surveys of the most eminent civil en'jrineers in the ser- 
vice of the several railroad companies, and the results of the United States' 
Coast Survey; and for the authenticity of its material, and the general 
correctness of its topoarraphical illustrations, the reputation of two of the 
most widely known and esteenj^d engineers of the State is responsible. 
Such guarantees for the perfection of a s*ate map were never before 
afforded to the public The maj), in point of miuutenpss, stands un- 
equalled: it exhibits the linns of all existing n'ilroads. all railroads in 
progress, and those also which Src projected, the whole system of post and 
district roads, and all .other internal improvements ; the situation of cities, 
towns, villages, post-offices, and the ijreat multiplicity of other objects 
nsually found on the best and most elaborate maps ; and in point of execu- 
tion. Its artis'ical merits are such as to challenire the admiration of all 
whose opinion is worth recordin?. Thelars:e scale adopted by the authors, 
the distinctness with which its erreat natural features are depicted, and 
the truthfulness of its g:ef)^raphical cimtext, adapt it peculiarly to the 
wants of all in'erested in commerce, internal trade, and general busi- 
ness within the Stare; and to surveyors and engineers it must supply 
much that is new, important, and valuable to facilitate fhftir laliovs in the 
field as well as in the office. No resident, indeed, at all iiiten.'Sted in the 
pro!?ress of the State, can well do without this map. which so faithfully 
reflects the actual condition of the country with which he is identified. 



I 



16 PUBLISHED BY J. H. COLT|OK, 



COLTON'S OUTLINE MAPS, 

ADAPTED TO THE USE OF 

PRIMARY, GRAMMAR, AND HIGH SCHOOLS. 



This new and valuable Series of Outline Maps comprises — 

A Map of the "World, in two hemispheres, each 80 
inches in diameter, and separately mounted. 

A Map of the United States, 80 by 62 inches. 
A Map of Europe, 80 by 62 inchefe, on the same plan 
witli that of the United States, will complete the series, 

THE MAPS OF THE WORLD* 

Are nearly quadruple the size of any others now in use, and exhibit 
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view of its political divisions, showing the relative size of each, with 
their naliu-al and c<)nventional boundaries. In the corners of each 
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phy, as the parallels^ meridians, zones, and climates — the latter by 
isothermal lines. There are also appended Iwt) separate hemispheres, 
exhibiting the Atlantic and Pacific Ocejins compWite, Ate, forming in all 
ein-ht different diagrams, illustrative of the primary elements of the 
science. These appendic«<s will greatly assist the teacher in his eluci- 
dations, and make tangible to the scholar the basia of geographical 
mechanism. . 

THE MAP OF THE UNITED STATES 

Exhibits the entire territory of the Union from the Atlantic to the 
Pacific Oceans, and also the greater portion of the British Possessions in 
the North, and the whole of Mexico and Central America, with part o. 
the West Indies, in the South, it has also appended to'Ua.M.AP OF 
THE NEW-EN<;LAN1) states, on a larger scale. The physical 
and political geography of this interesting region is miinitely detailed. 
The localities of the cities, and important towns, ports, and harbors 
are denoted by pointfs and the map generally hfis been constructed on 
Uie most approved i)rinciple3, uniler the supervision and adyioe (A 
several com|)etent and experienwd teachers. 

T^u Price of these Maps is ^5 each 



MAPS, CHARTS, BOOKS, ETC. 17 

UINIFORM SERIES OF TOWINSHIP MAPS. 

CCLTQ-N'S NEW MAP OF MISSOURI, compiled from the 
United States' Surveys and other nntlientic sources. Scale, 15 
miles to the inch. Size, 82 by 29 inches. 

Trice, mounted, $1 50; in cases, $0 T5. 



COLTON'S RAILROAD ATJD TOWWPiHTP MAP OF THE 
STATE OF OHIO, compiled from the United States Surveys, && 
Scale, 12 railes to the inch. Size, 32 by 29 inches. 

Price, mounted, $1 50; in cases, $0 75. 



COLTON-'S TOW^TSHIP MAP OF THE STATE OF WIS- 
CONSTN, compiled from the United States' Surveys and other 
autiientic sources. Scale, 15 miles to the inch. Size, 32 by 29 
inches. 

Price, mounted, $1 50 ; in cases, $0 T5. 



COLTOT^'S TOWNSHIP MAP OF THE STATE OF IOWA, 
coinpiU'd frojn the United States' Surveys and otiier authentic 
sources. Scale, 14 miles to tlie inch. Size". 32 by 29 indies. 

Price, mounted, ijl 50; in cases, $0 75. 



OOLTON'S RAILROAD AND TOWNSHIP M/VP OF THE 
STATE or NEW YORK, with parts of the adjoininjr States and 
Canadas. Scale, 15 miles to the inch. Size. 82 by 29 inches. 

Price, mounted, $1 50 ; in cases, $0 75. 



OOLTON'S NEW RAILROAD AND TOWNSHIP MAP OF 
THE STATES OF NEW HAMPSHIRE AND VERMONT, 
compiled from the mo^t recent and authentic sources. Scale, 9 miles 
to the inch. Size, 82 by 29 inches. 

Price, m6unted, $1 50 ; in cases, $0 75. 



OOLTON'S NEW RAILROAD AND TOWNSHIP MAP OF 
THE STATES OF MASSACH^TSETTS. RH0D5 ISLAND, 
AND CONNECTICUT, com[)i]ed from the United States' Coast 
Survev |pd other accurate and authentic sources. Scale, 9 miles to 
the inch: Size, 32 by 29 inches. 

Price, mounted, $1 50 ; in cases, $0 75. 



Tlic above series is tlie most accurate and detailed of any publislied, 
and In nil that relates to railroads and other internal improvements, 
Is complete to tiie date of publicatien. 



16 PUBLISHED BY J. H. COLTON. 



MAP OF THE STATE OF KENTUCKY, 

Cnrrr:il|v coiiipii«-<I from tltc iiiomI niilli<-utic ori;;i- 
iinl iiiapM, «lo<'aiiti«-iit!>, and iiiittct-l.niivoiiM iiiror- 
iiiiili<»ti. Ky I-. dill II lid h\ I<«m', Civil Kiij^ineer. 
4> Nhcclet. ^ix4-, 7ti by 48 i>cli«'M. 

Price, uioiintrd, $6 00. 

This is the larjrfst and most dt'tailed map of the pro9[)orons State of 
K'l. lucky (Vi-r piil)lisl)(:-(l. ami tin- pnidiiciion of one ol the most ac- 
t•olllpli^h^ d civd t-nariut'tTs of tin- I'mon. It conlainx Ih'- minute topog- 
ra|»hy of ih<- S:at.- ; iht- looaimn of all c-iiies. towns. -vjilaiTis. and post- 
ofii-es: till' niilr.ijid.s and oih.r lines of travel, with ilie di.siances 
between placi-s: the Ixiuiidaneii of couniies: geologieal diagrams, 
eltvations, eic, and »latmtieal taldes of aiiricuHiire, population, etc. 
It is peeuiiarly adapted to the purpuses of all inleresied'in the actual 
coiiiiiti"ii of ilif State. Its internal iinprovenienis and geiieraJ comli- 
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! Maine., 3S 

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Missouri, 38 

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New Jersey, 3S 



cts. 
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New York. 8S 

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Ohio, 88 

Oregon and Wash- 



ngfon Ter., 
Pcnn'sylvania, 
Rhode Island, 
South Carolina, 
Texas, 
Vermont, 
Virginia, 
West Indies, 
Wisconsin, 



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A STATISTICAL ACCOUNT OF AMERICA; 

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Being; a general description of all natiouM and countiies, 
their geosfi'aphy, resources, inrlnstryj and institntions ; 
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24 

A NEW AND COMPLETE 

STATISTICAL AND GENERAL GAZETTEER 

OF THE 

UNITED STATES OP AMERICA, 

FOUNDKD ON AND COMPII.KD FROM 

Official Federal and State Returns, and the Census of 1850 

BY RICHARD SWAINSON FISHER, M.D., 

Author ol" the "Book of the World;" "Progress of the U. States,' 

a "Statistical Account of America," etc., etc. ; also, literary 

editor of " Colton's American Atlas," and editor of 

the " American Itailway Guide." 



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provement. 

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for aescription only such places as, by their historical greatness, 
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a notorious position. This Gazetteer notices each state, county, city, 
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25 
AMERICAN STATISTICAL ANNUAL 

POR THE YEAR 1854. - 

COMPILED FROM TIIK MOST AUTHENTIC 80X7ECE8 

BY RICHARD S. FISHER, ^l D., AND CHARLES COLRY, A. M. 



The " American Statistical Annual " is a work in which are embodied 
the detailed statistics of all American States, and a snnimarv of those of 
Europe, Asia, Africa and Australasia. The Statistics represent the condi- 
tion of all tiie interests of nations and countries accordimr to the latest 
official returns, chierty those made since 1850. The work is divided inte 
four parts. 

Part F/rs/— contains the Census Statistics of the United States and of 
the States severally, and the reports of the departments of the govern- 
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every interest of the states desc-ribed. This division imieed contains a 
faithful review of the present condition of the Union and its component 
States. 

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26 

GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY COMBINED 
In 1 vol., 4to, with 80 Maps and 200 Engravings, 

Entitird 

COMPREHENSIVE GEOGliAPIIY AND HISTORY, 
Ancient anTj i^oUcrn. 

BY S. G. GOODRICH, 

AUTOOK OF PA.RLr.Y'8 TALES AND PICTORIAL niSTOKOBB. 



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28 
LIST OF MAPS 

CONTAINED IN 



COLTOW'S ATLAS OF THE WORLD. 



vignette Title. 

Hctshts of Mountains. 

Lensths of Kivers. 

( Cuuiparutlve sizu of Laken. 

\ " " iHlnnds. 

Physical Maps of the World. (2 Maps.) 

9. World on Mercator's Projection. 

(Voiibh) 
World, Kastern Hemisi)here. 

" Western " 

Northern KeKlons. 
Southern Regions. 
No.tli Ainerioa. 

Hritiah Possessions In N. America. 
New Hninswick, Nova Scotia, and 

Newfounilland. 
Lower Oiiiiafla and New Brunswick. 
Upper Canada. 
20. United States. (Double.) 
Maine. 

New Hampshire. 
Vermont. 

Mn8.sachU80tts and Bhode Island. 
City of Boston. 
Connecticut. 
New York. 

29. N. York i adjacent cities. (Double.) 
New Jersey. 
Pennsylvania. 
City of Philadelphia. 
Delaware and .Maryland. 
City of Baltimore. 

Cities of Washington and George- 
town. 
VIrphiia. 
North Carolina. 
South Carolina. 

f City of Cliarleaton. 

\ City of Savannah. 

Georgia. 

Floilda. 

Alnhama. 

Mississippi. 

Louisiana. 

City of New Orleans. 

Texa.t. 

Arkiiiis»s. 

Keiituckv and Tennessee. 

Ohio. . 

f City of Louisville. 

1 City of Cincinnati. 
Indiana. 
MicJiU'nn. 

N. Mlclilifan and Lake Sni)erlor. 
Uliiiois. 



5.5. 



City of Chicago. 
. City of St. Lonfs. 
56. Missouri, 
67. Iowa. 

58. Wisconsin. 

59. Minnesota. 

60. Nebraska Territory, etc. 

61. Utah and New Mexico. 

62. Califoinia. 

63. Oregon and Washington. 

64. Mexico. 

6.'>. Central America. 
CG. West IntUes. 
67. South America. 

65. New Granada, Venezuela, and 

Kcuador. 

69. Pern and Bolivia. 

70. Brazil and Guayana. 

71. Cliili .ind Arg.ntiiie Bepubllc, Uni- 

guay and Paraguay. 

72. Pataiconia. 

73. Europe. 

71, 75. Kiijil.ind. (DouUi.)^ 

76. Vicinity of Loudou. 

77. Scotland. 
7s. Ireland. 

79. France. 

80. Vicinity of Paris. 
8L Spain and Portugal. 

82. >lullan(l and Belgium. 

83. Uet.niaik. 

84. Germany, No. 1, 

85. Germany, No. 2. 

86. Ocrmanv, No. 3. 

87. Italy i North). 

88. Italy (South). 

89. Switzeriand. 

90. Norway and Sweden. 

91. Knssia. 

92. Prussia, 
83. Austria. 

94. 'I'uikey in Europe. 

95. Gietceaud the Ionian Island!. 

96. Asia. 

97. Tuikey in Asia. 
9-. Palc.'^liiie. 

99. Ail-,'hHiiistan, Belochistan, Tsrtary, 
Arabia, etc. 

100. Chin.i. 

101. Japan. 

102. India. 

103. Kast Indies, Birma^, Slam, ete. 

104. Australia. 

105. Islands of the PaclBo Ocean. 

106. Africa, N. K. sheet. 

107. Africa, N. W. sheet. 
lOH. Afuca. Southem. 



miole nimiber of Maps, 173, on 108 sheef^. 



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PROaRIJSS OF THE UNITED STATES, 

GEOGRAPHICAL, STATISTICAL, AND HISTORICAL, 

BY RICHARD S. FISHER, M.D.. 

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Uniti'<i Slater of Amcri.-a." Liier.iry Ivlitor of Coitoira 
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INDEX TO CATALOGUE. 



America. North iiiul rjoutli ... 

Aintricaii Atlas 

American School Geopriiphy. 

Aiiierii-a. South (2 sizes) 

Anit'fican Statistical Annual.. 
An)erioaii States (Stat. Aco< 

Arkansas 

Asia ^2 sizes) 



Alabama Pa^e 19 Nebraska and Kansas.... Pftge 13 

Africa (2 sizes) 4l New i'.nir.swi.ls lO. 20 

America. Central 6, 10 New England 7, 18 

Ameri«-a. N<irth 2 ' New Frisian'! Guide-Book 22 

2 I New Kn^land and New York. 7 

27 i Newfonndland 19, 20 

29 New Hampshire 7, 13. 17, 19 

3 New Jersey 19 

. . 2.5 j New Mexico and Utah 19 

f) 21 i New Testiimeni Map 12 

G. 19 I New York (.Stated ... 6, 13. 17. 19 

. 3. 4 ' New York (staisticill) 23 

Atlas. American 27 j New York (citv) 7, S, 10, 15 

Atlas of the World 27 New Y<irk (33 miles.aroiind). . 7 

Book of the World 14 New York (12 indes around).. 20 

British Provinces 4. 6 Nortii America 2 

Brooklyn 7. S j North Carolina 19 

California 13, 19 : Nova Scotia 19, 20 

Canada F.ast 19 j Ohio 17, 19 

Canada West 19 1 Oregon and Washington 19 

Central Amc rica. 6, 10, 19 I Overland Guide (Horn) 28 

Chronolotiv (llaskeU's) 14 I Palestine (2 sizes) 11 

Connecticut 7, 13, 17, 19 I Pennsylvania 19 

Delaware 19 j Presidents. Portraits of 10 

Egvpt, cHc 11 I Projjre.^s of the United States.. 81 

Europe (2 sizes) 3 I Rhode Island 7, 13. 17, 19 

European Battle Fields IS I South America (2 sizes) 8 



Florida 19 

Geotrraphy&IIistory(G»x)drich) 26 

Georiiia " IS. 19 

Human Life 11 

Illinois. S. 1^ j 

Indiana (3 siz.-s) S. 9 

Indiana (book) 21 I 

Indiana 19 | 



Iowa 17. 19 

Kentucky 9, 1>. 19 

Lake Superior 19 

Lone Island (2 sizrs) 7 

Louisiana 19 

Maine ;.... 19, 22 

Mary land 19 

M:\8.sachusi-lis 7, 13. 17. 19 

Mexico 4, 6, 19 

Michigan 9 

Michitran, Norih IP 

Michig:.n. South 19 

Minnesota 14, 19 

Mississippi. 19 

Missouri 17, 19 

Mountains and Kivers 10 

Na ,Moiu : or, Keef Kovings. . . 30 
>iatiouul Flags 10 



Soiuh Carolina 15, 19 

Southern Sfat^^s 22 

Stream of Time (Strauss) 10 

TennesstM) 9, 19 

Texas 19. 23 

Unit«?d Slates, etc (2 sizes). .. 4. 6 

United Stales and Canada " 5 

Unite<l States (case) 22 

United States (outline) 16 

Unit, d States (Gazett-er) 24 

United Stales' Gnide-Book 12 

United States (Progress of) 31 

UniteU States' Kouie-Book 12 

Utah 19 

Vermont .. 7. 13. 17. 19 

Virginia 19 

West Indies 3, 4, 19 

W. stern Portraiture 20 

Western States 9, 19 

Western Tourist 14 

Wisconsin 17, 19 

World (3 sizes) 1,2 

World (misi*ionar\) 2 

World (outline). . ". 16 

World, Book of the 14 

World, Chronologj' of 14 



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